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C C H S
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Diocese of Camden
Bishop Joseph A Williams
Dr William A Watson, Superintendent
President James I Hozier M S , M Ed
President Emerita
Mary Whipkey, MA, P ’01, ’03, ’05
President Emeritus
Monsignor Andrew Martin, MA
Principal
Heather Crisci, MA, P ’17, ’25
B O A R D O F T R U S T E E S
John (Jack) Wixted ’72, P ’05, Chairperson
Joseph F Caputi, Esq ‘12 Vice Chairperson
Dennis Corbett ‘90, P ‘23, ‘25
Linda Carrick, Ph D , RN ‘71
John P Dulczak ‘97
David Fowles ‘91
Anthony Giorgio ‘68
Anne Hartman, M Ed
Timothy Higgins, Jr ‘07
George Hutchinson III, P ‘00, ‘02, ‘04, ‘08
James J Madden, Esq ‘57, P ‘92, ‘96, ‘98
Midge Madden, Ph D , P ‘00
Marianela Nuñez, M A
O U R M I S S I O N
Educating diverse learners since 1887, Camden Catholic develops tomorrow ’ s innovative leaders steeped in the Catholic tradition of mercy
O U R V I S I O N
We empower students to discover their purpose and to serve God and others fostering a just society
From the Office of the Principal Heather Crisci
Dear Camden Catholic Community,
This year marks my 25th school year at Camden Catholic High School This year I also had the privilege of watching my daughter graduate from CCHS As a parent of -now- two CCHS alumni, I can honestly say that I have watched my children both benefit from what the school provides to all students: a superior Catholic school education grounded in our Catholic faith Our students are most definitely better people because of the time that they spend at CCHS.
Camden Catholic High School educates students with purpose, providing a strong foundation that sets them up for success in the future This is evident in the accomplishments of this year ’ s senior class. From their college acceptances to their merit scholarships to their work in the classroom to their achievements outside the classroom, this class is no less than extraordinary I have enjoyed watching the class of 2025 grow and learn at CCHS over these past four years They are a successful group of high achievers in the classroom, on the fields, and and on the stage As their principal, I can speak with great pride about what they do each day.
These graduates may be leaving the halls of CCHS but they will forever be part of this community At their commencement ceremony, I told them that they are now one of more than 16,000 living alumni who all remember how “honor, faith, and loyalty” affect their lives Camden Catholic is an incredible community, and our newest alumni will all start to learn the power of what it means for them to be a graduate of this school.
In addition to celebrating our students, our community is also very pleased to be welcoming Mr James Hozier as the fifth president of CCHS this summer Mr Hozier comes to our school with experience as a Catholic school leader, and he is ready to be an active part of this community He has just begun to learn about the connections that are a special part of Camden Catholic, and he will undoubtedly bring his expertise in Catholic school education to help lead CCHS into the future
We look forward to welcoming you all to campus this school year at a game, the spring musical, or even the Hall of Fame. CCHS is grateful to each of you who are important members of this school community
God Bless, and Go Irish!
Mrs Heather Crisci Principal
A Letter from the Board Chair Jack Wixted ’72
Dear Camden Catholic Community,
As we reflect on the 2024–2025 school year, we are filled with pride and gratitude for the many blessings that have shaped our Camden Catholic family This year marked another chapter of excellence in academics, performing arts, and athletics, anchored by the remarkable achievements of the Class of 2025 Our 144 seniors attended graduation in the Grandi Auditorium with a beautiful Baccalaureate Mass celebrated by Most Reverend Joseph Andrew Williams, the ninth bishop of the Diocese of Camden, New Jersey
The Board welcomes Bishop Williams to the Diocese and Camden Catholic family and is grateful for the support of Superintendent, Dr Bill Watson Of course, I would be remiss in not thanking Bishop Sullivan for his spiritual guidance and support of Catholic education, particularly his enthusiastic support of Camden Catholic during his tenure as Bishop through March 17, 2025.
The Board of Trustees is also grateful for the leadership and the unwavering stewardship of Principal, Heather Crisci, who undertook the interim role of Head of School during the second half of the year Heather’s efforts, along with the diligent support of our Administration skillfully guided Camden Catholic during this transition period The Board also recognizes the teaching excellence of our faculty, notably Dr. An Nguyen, who teaches in the Science and General Arts Department and who was named one of Princeton University’s Distinguished Secondary School Teachers for the 2024-2025 school year and was so honored at Princeton’s commencement ceremony
The Class of 2025 has left an indelible mark on our school With over $31 million in college scholarships earned, 83% accepted to their first-choice college, and 55% pursuing STEM majors, their academic and personal accomplishments are extraordinary. Among their many achievements, we celebrate students attending prestigious institutions such as Villanova University, Boston College, Georgetown University, and Saint Louis University We are especially proud of Nilaa Ponnappan, who earned appointments to both the U S Air Force Academy and West Point, and will attend the Air Force Academy Two additional students earned ROTC scholarships, and six students are entering skilled trades, a testament to the diverse talents and aspirations of this class
The Performing Arts 2025 spring musical of Tuck Everlasting, which took place on the on the Farina-Gianfortune Stage, was the 103rd spring musical produced by Camden Catholic and gave us memorable insights into the secrets of eternal life!
In athletics, the Irish enjoyed championship seasons in Field Hockey, Wrestling and Boys Basketball while both Football and Volleyball won their conference. Several individual All South Jersey and All State performances were recognized, and Camden Catholic continues to place athletes in their respective sports at the college level.
This year, we welcome our new President, Jim Hozier, whose leadership and vision will guide Camden Catholic into an exciting future We are confident that Jim’s commitment to Catholic education and student success will build upon the solid foundation laid by his predecessors We also recognize and thank our departing trustees, Anne Hartman, Marianela Nunez, Dennis Corbett ‘90 and Linda Carrick ‘71, for their years of service and leadership and we warmly welcome newly appointed trustees Marcus Coleman ’12, John D’Anastasio ‘65 and Ed Radetich ’72 to the Board of Trustees. This year marks my final year as Board Chair as I turn the mantle over to Joe Caputi ’12 I will continue on the Board as Vice-Chair and look forward to future years of growth for Camden Catholic
As always, we are grateful for the unwavering support of our alumni and friends. Your generosity during Irish Giving Day and throughout the year sustains our mission and strengthens our future. Please continue to keep Camden Catholic in your prayers and support GO IRISH!
Warm regards,
Jack Wixted ’72 Chairperson, CCHS Board of Trustees
THANK YOU JACK WIXTED!
Jack has served as chairperson of the Camden Catholic Board of Trustees since 2017 and now passes the torch onto Joe Caputi ‘12. Jack will remain on the board as Vice Chair
CCHS is eternally grateful for Jack’s continued dedication to serving the Camden Catholic community with his leadership and guidance.
From the Office of the President James Hozier
Dear Camden Catholic Community,
As I begin my first year as President of Camden Catholic High School, I am overwhelmed by the warm welcome I have received In my short time I have been here, I can already sense the devotion that our students, faculty, staff, friends, and alumni have to the mission of the school I am excited to learn more about this community and grow with it as we continue to develop tomorrow ’ s innovative learners in the Catholic Tradition of Mercy
As someone who was born and raised not far from here, in Riverside, I had the privilege of growing up hearing about and watching all the great things that Camden Catholic High School was doing. Unfortunately, I was not able to attend Catholic School as a child, but I have spent the ast ten (10) years of my career in Catholic education across the bridge at Father Judge High chool in Philadelphia, PA I started as a long-term sub, was converted to a teacher, then spent our (4) years as their Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs, and my last three (3) years as their Principal During that time, I worked with my team to implement numerous new programs and pportunities for the students. It is my hope to continue doing so here at CCHS.
n my ten (10) years at Father Judge, I spent time moving around until I met my current wife, Tara In October 2022, she and I tied the knot and decided to move back to my roots in New ersey, and now I spend my free time in Cinnaminson with my wife, my 2 ½ year old son, and my 6-month-old daughter. Being back home has allowed me to spend more time with my family, and look forward to having my family join me at various school events as time goes on
In my short time here, I have had the privilege of learning, growing, and connecting with peers and mentors who are passionate about shaping the world The sense of belonging and purpose that comes from being part of this school’s network is something I deeply value and am excited to join. I was drawn to CCHS because of its strong sense of community, tradition of excellence, high level of alumni engagement, and the faculty’s commitment to the growth and success of every student As we look ahead, my goal is to contribute positively to the culture and spirit that has made Camden Catholic High School a place where people thrive, not just academically, but personally, socially, and spiritually as well. I look forward to collaborating with the students and faculty, learning from our alumni's legacy, and helping shape a future where every member of our school community feels valued, supported, and inspired.
To the future students; I can ’ t wait to meet you and support you as you begin an exciting new chapter, to the current students; I’m here to help you learn, grow, and make the most of your time here, and to our alumni; your achievements and stories are a reminder of what’s possible, and I look forward to honoring the legacy you ’ ve built, and to our faculty and staff:; I’m eager to work alongside you in service of the mission we all share, to develop tomorrow ’ s innovative learners in the Catholic Tradition of Mercy
Thank you and God Bless,
James I Hozier M S , M Ed President Camden Catholic High School james hozier@camdencatholic org
Faculty News
Camden Catholic honors the commitment of our loyal faculty and staff, especially those who are celebrating monumental milestones this year!
Welcome Fr. Carlo Santa Teresa
Congratulations to the devoted members of our faculty who celebrated special anniversaries this year!
CCHS bids adieu to the caring members of our faculty who are beginning new pursuits in new places. You will always remain members of the Camden Catholic family!
Camden Catholic is pleased to welcome a new Director of Catholic Identity this academic year, as appointed by Bishop Joseph Williams, Fr Carlo Santa Teresa, a 2007 graduate of CCHS who was ordained in 2021 by Bishop Dennis Sullivan. Fr. Santa Teresa is certain to faithfully energize our students, faculty and staff as he leads all our Campus Ministry activities and Catholic Identity curriculum
Dr. An Nguyen Awarded by Princeton Universit y
On May 27, 2025, Dr. An Nguyen, CCHS director of STEM and robotics, was among four New Jersey educators awarded the Princeton Prize for Distinguished Secondary School Teaching at Princeton University's Commencement Each honoree received $5,000, as well as $3,000 for their school libraries During the Commencement the educators were invited on stage to accept the honor, during which Princeton University Provost Jennifer Rexford stated:
“In her six years at Camden Catholic High School, An Nguyen -- or “Doc” to her colleagues -- has grown the STEM program dramatically, introducing new course offerings and programs that include a design thinking class, an innovation lab, a robotics program, and a STEM research mentorship program According to colleagues, ‘She is the STEM program. ’ In the words of her students: ‘She lets us discover that there is not one right answer to problems She emphasizes teamwork that goes beyond group work We depend on one another in our teams This model is at the forefront of our learning ’ ”
Jared Clark Jeff Bruckner Mia Ippolito Maggie Schoening Fr Stephen Robbins
16TH ANNUAL HALL OF FAME
Saturday, October 18 at 5PM, Grandi Auditorium at CCHS For tickets, visit www.camdencatholic.org/halloffame
The Camden Catholic High School Hall of Fame was founded to promote pride in Camden Catholic High School and to honor alumni, faculty, staf f, and friends who have made outstanding accomplishments in their communities and their lives since they have been associated with the school. The Hall of Fame helps preser ve and strengthen the school motto since 1887, “Honor, Faith and Loyalty.” In addition, these recognitions are for the purpose of honoring and perpetuating the individuals who have excelled and provide our students with examples of what to dream and aspire to be
Margaret Rosenberger Brogan, Esq. ‘73
A full-time labor and employment arbitrator and mediator since 1990, Ms. Brogan is a highly respected professional who has helped to pave the way for women arbitrators, and make impactful change in diverse employment realms. Ms. Brogan was only the second woman appointed as a salary arbitrator with Major League Baseball, and has the longest continuous tenure in that position (20 years) She is extremely proud of being the sole arbitrator for the National Women’s Soccer League, as well as being a neutral arbitrator in many industries, including airlines, education, healthcare, the postal industry, public safety, trucking and trades Ms Brogan has been an adjunct lecturer in Labor and Employment Law at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law, as well as Saint Joseph’s University, Philadelphia
Dominic Flamini, PhD. ‘56
Mr. Flamini is a wellregarded education leader, business person and ar ts advocate As a professor, first at Bloomsburg University in the 1960s, and then at Glassboro State College (now Rowan University) in the 1970s, he guided their depar tments of psychology through a time of growth and academic development By the early 1980s, Mr Flamini shif ted into business and real estate development. In 2002 Mr. Flamini acquired the SoHa ar ts building, originally a commercial proper ty, and reimagined it as an af fordable, community-driven ar ts space Over time, it has evolved into a thriving ar ts incubator
Rachel Holland ‘96
Business owner, philanthropist, civil servant, and proud Arts at CCHS alumna, Ms Holland is an ever present community leader in Hamilton Township as executive director of The Hamilton Partnership and owner of RHSE and CassMar Consulting In addition she is a consummate supporter of young women’s personal growth as a longtime board member and former vice chair of Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ, Inc. She has been responsible for a number of campaigns that raised significant funds in support of the Girl Scouts Additional organizations that have benefitted from her expertise in development and volunteerism include Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, the Young Professionals Group of the Robert Wood Johnson Hamilton Foundation, and the Hamilton Area YMCA and Lakeview Child Center Ms Holland earned her Master’s in Government Affairs from the Fels School of Government at the University of Pennsylvania She was a White House Intern in 1999 in the Office of the Vice
Patrick Brennan ‘68
President and member of the NJ Governor’s staff from 2001-2004
Dr. Karl Holzinger, MD ‘75
A board-cer tified ophthalmologist, Dr Holzinger has provided comprehensive eye care and cataract surger y in private practice since retiring as a Navy Captain in 2007 While stationed in Hawaii, he joined the Aloha Medical Mission, working in the Philippines and Bangladesh He used this experience to develop programs with the US militar y’s humanitarian outreach initiatives in the South Pacific and Asia, leading teams in several countries, including multiple programs in Indonesia, Vietnam, and Cambodia The militar y awarded him the Legion of Merit for his humanitarian work Af ter his 28-year militar y career, he continues to provide free surger y to the poor, and expanded his activities to include programs in South America and Africa. Over the years, he has par ticipated in over 40 humanitarian programs providing free surger y to well over 6000 patients blinded by cataracts
Mr Brennan has ser ved the community of Merchantville, Camden County and the entirety of Southern New Jersey for over 40 years As Mayor of Merchantville from 1993 through 2005, Mayor Brennan helped the borough provide a safe and welcoming environment for families and local businesses His numerous awards and accolades include NJ Mayors Association Citation of Merit, Camden County Mayors Association Dedication Award and Camden County Champions of Children Award In addition to his civic responsibilities, Mayor Brennan was the owner of Southern Counties Title Agency from 1978 through 2009 and Brennan Title Abstract from 2011 to 2024 He ser ved on the board of director of Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Board of Directors for many years
William Burr ‘94
William “Bill” Burr led his Camden Catholic basketball team to an unexpected South Jersey Championship during his senior season The team was (20-5) with Bill as the team leader and captain He was named team MVP, AllConference, All-Parochial and First Team All-South Jersey He led the Irish in scoring (19 8 ppg) and rebounding (8 1 rpg) Bill went on to be a four-year star ter at the College of New Jersey, where he surpassed the 1,000 point plateau and winning the NJAC championship his senior year, selected NJAC "Player of the Year " Bill played several seasons professionally in Australia and founded "Push the Limit", one of the first basketball-focused training programs in the countr y.
Matthew Crawford ‘99
As a player, Matt Crawford’s vision, awareness, and ability to get his teammates good shots allowed his Camden Catholic teams to excel. In three years playing Varsity basketball, his teams were 68-10 During his senior year, as captain, Matt led the team to a 23-3 record and #3 South Jersey ranking Matt was named team MVP, selected All-Parochial, All Conference, and 2nd Team All-South Jersey, all while setting a school record for most assists in a season, and being 2nd all-time in career assists At the collegiate level Matt competed for the University of the Sciences at the Division II level. At Sciences he was a twoyear captain, star ted three of the four years, scored over 1,000 points, set the program record for assists in a season, and assists in a career Matt is currently in his twelfth year at the helm of the Camden Catholic Boys Basketball program where he has won three South Jersey Championships and his teams have been ranked in South Jersey’s “Top 10” nine times, including his most recent season of 2025 with a number one ranking His current coaching career record is 234-94
To celebrate this occasion, all alumni, family, friends and suppor ters are invited to gather for the induction ceremony and reception
For tickets, visit www.camdencatholic.org/halloffame.
Kevin McDonnell ‘08
Kevin McDonnell embraced cross country as a student at Camden Catholic, becoming a State Champion, recordholder, and AllAmerican, and he’s never looked back During his high school career, Kevin’s accomplishments included: two-time All South Jersey selection in Cross Country, four-time Camden County Champion between cross country and track, 2008 Olympic Conference 1600-meter Champion, current school record-holder in the 3200 meters and 5k track events
In 2006, Kevin became the first CCHS athlete to qualify for the New Jersey Meet of Champions in Cross Country He was undefeated versus all South Jersey opponents in 2007, leading the team to the Olympic Conference National Division title and ending Paul VI's 244-meet dual streak dating back to 1989 In 2008, he became the Non-Public A State Champion in the 3200 meters That same year, he finished third in the 5,000-meter run at Nike Outdoor Nationals, earning All-American honors. Kevin went on to attend Saint Joseph’s University, where he earned bachelor’s degrees in Accounting and Marketing and a master’s degree in Organizational Development and Leadership At St Joe’s, he excelled in both cross country and track, winning multiple Atlantic 10 Conference titles, qualifying for three NCAA Division I finals, and finishing 10th in the 10,000meter final at the 2013 NCAA Track and Field Championships again earning AllAmerican honors He still holds both the South Jersey all-time and Saint Joseph’s University records in the 10,000 meter run After College, Kevin returned to CCHS as a cross country coach. During his time there, he coached multiple Division I scholarship athletes and helped lead the 2018 CCHS cross country team to a third-place finish at the Non-Public-A State Championships, earning the team a bid to the New Jersey Meet of Champions for the first team qualifi-
cation in program history Since 2022, Kevin has continued to be a prominent figure in both the South Jersey and national running communities He qualified for the 2024 U S Olympic Marathon Trials with a time of 2:17:22 at the 2023 Chicago Marathon, where he finished 58th overall In 2024, he became the first American male since 1994 to win the Broad Street Run, posting a time of 47:32– the fastest 10-mile performance ever by a South Jersey athlete
Marcus Wilson ‘05
Marcus Wilson is one of Camden Catholic’s most highly-achieved football players, leading the team to three straight conference titles, Courier Post Cup (best team in South Jersey), and helped the team finish as state runner-up as a junior He was a four-year letter-winner, named team captain as a senior and earned the prestigious Sonny Morrell Award He earned Pre and Post-Season AllRegion recognition by Prep Star Magazine, Philadelphia Inquirer All-Area First Team, Courier Post First-Team All-South Jersey as a wide receiver as a senior and SecondTeam defense as a junior Marcus was also named First-Team All-Parochial Team three times, First-Team All-Conference wide receiver as a senior and junior, and SecondTeam All-Conference defensive back as a sophomore Marcus was awarded over 20 scholarships, Ranked Top 10 in New Jersey as a senior, and had the honor to play in the Governor's Bowl All-Star game
Following his commitment to the University of Iowa he played one season with the Hawkeyes, then transferred to Wesley College where he continued his winning ways. At Wesley he earned three-time AFCA All-Conference, two-time All-ECAC, 2008 AFCA All-Academic Team, Three-Year Letterwinner, Team Captain in 2010, Team Defensive Player of the Year in 2009, and 2010 Naselli Award (Best Skill Position Player) Marcus was inducted in the Wesley College Hall of Fame.
1985-86 Cheerleading Team
Following a ground-breaking 1984-1985 CCHS cheerleading season, when the squad placed third in the 1985 New Jersey State Championship, the 1985-1986 team adopted the motto: “Beat Three ” The goal was clear: to place higher than 3rd in the state champions in 1986. This was achieved in historic fashion in 1986 when they won the Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) New Jersey State Championships This is the first and only Camden Catholic High School Cheerleading State Championship The state championship win included an invitation to compete in the UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship (NHSCC) in Anaheim, California, competing against sigh school varsity squads from across the country Camden Catholic Cheer finished four th in the Eastern Division and ninth nationally!
Congratulations to the class of 2025 legacy graduates who have proud alumni family members going back five generations! May the Camden Catholic ideals of Honor, Faith and Loyalty continue to shine brightly among these family members.
Lily Patullo, Jaime (Brown) Patullo '94, Frank Patullo Jr '94 and Heath Patullo ‘27 (not pictured: Tom Brown Jr '67, Susan DiDesidero Patullo '71, Frank Patullo
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NOT PICTURED: Archibald, Holly ‘17, Margaret ‘18 Bednarek • Cameron Greco, Patricia (Greco) Fogash ‘67, Patricia (Weber) ‘67 • Nikolai, Nasim Green ‘18 • Sean, Elena Leahy ‘21 Sophia Loperfido, Tom, Angela, Sam, Santo, Ella, Danielle Lyras 19 • Addison McCleery, Henry Morris 16, Billy McCleery 22 • Chizitere Obasi, Chibuzo Chukwueke 18, Chidinma Chukwueke ‘19 • Geovanni, Monserrat Pina '23 • Emily, Kevin Nguyen ‘12 • Aiden Quemuel, Nanette Carrion ‘91, Eduardo Quemuel ‘93, Ana Quemuel ‘91, Elissa Carrion ‘95, John Quemuel ‘95 • Joselin, Emmily Reyes-Villa ‘20 • Brena Sullivan, Robert T Clark ‘77 • Jaden Torres, Jessica Martinez ‘93; Alexa Von Hohenstein, Jackson von Hohenstein ‘21
Sean Welde and Walter Crossley ‘60
Patrick, Charles 91, John 23, Honora 28 Kelly (not pictured: Dennison ‘19)
Luke Kennevan, Tina (Caputi) Kennevan ‘92, Michael Caputi ‘66
John Wiener holding a photo of Maryanne Martino Wiener 64 deceased
Michael Wright, Nicole Klco Wright ‘90, Abby Wright 23 and Grace Wright 29
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Resolving to do good today and better tomorrow
Graduating Students Purpose
By Kate Madden Bieg ‘98
On a warm June evening the class of 2025 inched down the halls one last time before becoming alumni of Camden Catholic. They would soon be led across the Cuthbert Road walkway by our loyal bagpiper, the Honor, Faith, Loyalty and Mercy gonfalons, and into the Grandi Auditorium, for the penultimate ceremony of their high school careers. Among the graduates were actors and academics, state champions and stage managers. There was a soon-to-be Marine, an Air Force cadet, devoted altar servers, a cancer survivor, an E-Sports champion, a basketball record holder and Vex robotics world competitors Together, they have earned $31 million in college scholarships and 735 college acceptances to schools including the University of Pennsylvania, Northeastern University, Boston College, University of Southern California, Georgetown University, Saint Louis University, Case Western University, Villanova University, and the University of Virginia.
This class of 2025 represents so much of what makes Camden Catholic special, and how unique the fabric of our community truly is, beginning their time together in September of 2021, in the midst of a worldwide pandemic, from 53 different towns and 58 different middle schools. Despite their differences, and the spectrum of characteristics and talents that make each 2025 graduate unique, there are certain ties binding them together on this graduation day, which will continue to hold them together for decades to come. Each Camden Catholic graduate knows exactly what this means. As they reflect 5 years, 10 years, 50 years from graduation day, alumni may not remember the individual accolades and accomplishments of classmates, but they will recall the events and traditions that define membership in this 16,000person alumni family. With joy, CCHS welcomes the class of 2025 into this family, and celebrates their accomplishments that illustrate how Camden Catholic continues to educate with purpose, 138 years since its founding.
Dani Brown
Medford Memorial, attending University of Mar yland Eastern Shore
Dani made history at Camden Catholic as a member of the first CCHS Robotics team to place in the state championship, earning a place to compete at the Vex Robotics World Championships! Dani and her teammates from 41618F, Kyle Aquino '25, and Austin Gianvito '26, along with team 41618J, Dan Doan '26, Tri Do '26, and Claire Bui '26,
were able to travel to Texas for the incredible experience of competing at Worlds Beyond her inventive prowess and engineering skill, Dani is also a CCHS record holder on the mound She celebrated her 200th career strikeout as a pitcher on the Irish Softball
team this year! She will continue to follow her passion in both softball and STEM as she competes at the Division I level for the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks while majoring in biomedical engineering in the Honors College
Maxine Fisher
Collingswood Middle School, attending Georgetown University
With a quick wit, a gentle smile and incredible talent, Maxine contributed as much to CCHS as she gained from her four years here She was a leader for Irish Swimming, helping the team earn their division title in 2024, while also spending her “off” hours diligently practicing in the band, where she performed with incredible skill as first violin in each of the spring musicals and many other band concerts and
school events Her talents extend well beyond the pool and the performing arts, and Maxine is well-known on campus as a “helper.” So, no surprise that she will pursue nursing at Georgetown University while also minoring in Mandarin Her purpose is well-rounded, and rooted in a Mission of Mercy
Gia Ioele
St Joan of Arc, attending Emerson College
Gia Ioele has found her purpose and her passion in theater production thanks to the incredible mentors in The Arts at CCHS. Through the vast CCHS production opportunities and the encouragement of her mentors, Gia learned the ins and outs of stage management and took on the role with gusto for four years Her commitment to this craft is evident in each and every event which takes place in Grandi Auditorium, from the fall
play to the spring musical, and even the Irish Giving Day assembly, which has grown every year thanks to her professionalism. Gia received early acceptance to the nationally renowned theater program at Emerson College to major in stage production She’s also landed stage management jobs at local theater companies, thanks to the experience she has gained at CCHS!
Kaelynn Jackson
Haddon Heights Middle School, attending the University of Southern California
At Camden Catholic, Kaelynn enjoyed being a student-athlete while also taking advantage of opportunities to grow her STEM knowledge through a research mentorship with Dr Nguyen She explored civil engineering by designing a building in AutoCAD and then used the laser cutter to cut chipboard or wood and assemble a 3D model of it. Kaelynn’s passion is mathematics, which will she major in at the University of Southern California Kaelynn earned an Army ROTC scholarship as well
Patrick Kelly
St Joan of Arc, attending Drexel University
Patrick was awarded a $180,000 scholarship by the U S Marine Corps, which was one of only 15 Navy Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC) scholarships awarded this year in the state of New Jersey Patrick is in the 1% of high school seniors in the United States to achieve such a goal The United States Marine presenting the scholarship spoke to Patrick's qualifications: "When I finished interviewing you I wrote down on your packet 'I would want this young man as one of my rifle platoon commanders.'" Private Michael Moore, a CCHS alumnus class of 2024, was present for the awarding of the scholarship as well. Patrick has decided to attend Drexel University where he will embark on ROTC training while earning his business degree
Luke Kennevan
Indian Mills Memorial School, attending Lock Haven University
A fourth generation Camden Catholic graduate, Luke has most definitely made his great-grandparents in heaven, and the entire extended Caputi clan very proud! Frank Caputi ‘41 and Virginia (Master) Caputi ‘42 met at CCHS, and their children attended the school as well Luke’s grandfather Mike Caputi is class of ‘66, and his mom, Tina (Caputi) Kennevan is class of ‘92 Luke was a standout scorer and teammate for the Irish basketball team for all four years of his high school career He broke several records, including his aunt Katie (Caputi) Robine’s ‘98 second-all time scoring record He was named Player of the Year and was a leader in the Irish’s run during playoffs, securing their South Jersey title, and #1 ranking to complete the season Luke will continue his academic and athletic career at Division II Lock Haven University
Edward Liu
Uncommon Schools Camden Prep, attending Rowan University
Edward’s growth at CCHS was inspired by the many diverse learning opportunities on campus From the Innovation Lab to the Hydroponics Lab, the stage to the art room, Edward Liu took advantage of not only the curriculum but also the extra-curricular activities to find his purpose He excelled in
his fine arts classes, decided to audition for the fall play and landed a lead role in Treasure Island, grew his skills in engineering, explored biology and environmental science through hydroponics, and now plans to major in biomedical engineering at Rowan University Edward is a wonderful representative of who a Camden Catholic graduate is in 2025: a passionate, helpful, and technologically-savvy problem solver
Angelina Le
St Peter School, attending Loyola University Mar yland
During her time at Camden Catholic, Angelina Le was an exemplary student and citizen She was a living example of the CCHS Mission of Mercy, serving those around her in many communities, including at her Vietnamese parish throughout many service projects, with her quiet grace One of her
passions at CCHS was participation in the Environmental Club and guiding growth in the Hydroponics Lab which led to her senior research project: The Bases of Acids-Nutrient Rich Farming When we say that CCHS students “find their purpose, ” Angelina exemplifies this motto Here, she truly embraced design-thinking and, inspired by the Mission of Mercy, did her part to take steps towards solving nutrition and food security issues, donating the produce grown in the CCHS Hydroponics Lab, as a part of her research project, to the Cathedral Kitchen in Camden She will continue to build on this knowledge as a biohealth major at Loyola University, where she earned a Presidential Scholarship
Students Pursuing Trade Careers as an Automotive Technician, Cosmetologist, Electrician, Plumbing & HVAC Technician 6
Grace Martin
St Mar y of the Lakes, attending Villanova University
The Grandi Auditorium stage was blessed by the presence of Grace Martin for four years. Her incredible performances from CCHS musicals to award-winning Shakespeare Troupe presentations, and even as the Blessed Mother in the Living Stations of the Cross, will be remembered for decades to come
Grace brought both her talent and her intelligence to Camden Catholic As a Pilarz Scholar, she sought to be challenged academically, and shared her skills with others as the president of the National Honor Society She earned the honor of performing at Radio City Music Hall this year with the Garden of Dreams Foundation, where she shared her story of battling a brain tumor and overcoming the unthinkable through her continued reliance on her faith Garden of Dreams presented Grace with a $60,000 scholarship, and Villanova University awarded her a Presidential Scholarship There, she will major in biochemistry while also finding time to pursue her love of performing
Isabella Moore
Berlin Community School, attending University of Virginia
Bella Moore graduates from CCHS with four sectional titles, two state titles, one “Player of the Year” title, two “Athlete of the Year” titles, and a tenure as Vice President of the student body It’s obvious that Bella has been busy! As a leader of the nationally-ranked Irish Field Hockey team, Bella was a fouryear varsity starter and the heartbeat of the team Her passion for working hard and for winning translated into the classroom as well This hard-working graduate was a top recruit who chose a top academic school to continue her field hockey career and academic pursuits She has gained national recognition as well, with the honor of being named to the USA Field Hockey Junior National Team, playing internationally to represent the red, white and blue
Ryan Mullin
Our Lady of Good Council, attending Nor theastern University
This year ’ s graduation speaker, Ryan Mullin shared beautiful insight on the continued impact of the Sisters of Mercy on Camden Catholic students, 138 years since their founding of the school During his senior address, Ryan shared how a quote from Mother Catherine McAuley, foundress of the Sisters of Mercy, helps to illustrate the journey of the class of 2025 “The simplest and most practical lesson I know is to resolve to be good today, but better tomorrow. ”
Ryan reflected on the many “wins” of the graduates’ time at CCHS, the many ways they were “good ” And, he shared how they will use this experience to be better tomorrow, as they graduate and step into the future Ryan also reflected on the resolve that comes only through God. He said: “It is acknowledging that life will not always be easy, and that there will be hard times to come, be it times of loneliness, homesickness, or just being overwhelmed in general But even in these hard times it is the decision to try To keep faith when it would be easier to quit ” “Camden Catholic has taught us that we all will always have something bigger than ourselves to turn to. Not just in the big, obvious moments, but in the small ones too In the quiet prayers before a test In the comfort of a friend who lifts us up when we are struggling In the moments of prayer during school Masses And in the acts of service that taught us what it means to be the body of Christ in the world ”
Northeastern University will be privileged to have Ryan as a member of their student body, and we know he will thrive as a computer science and business administration major
Lily Patullo
St Joan of Arc, attending Boston College
As a Camden Catholic student, Lily was able to explore the science of the mind through CCHS’ AP offerings and from there, decided to major in applied psychology and human development at Boston College, one of the nation’s most competitive schools Beyond her many academic interests, including being a
Pilarz Scholar, Lily also pursued involvement in the Arts at CCHS and worked as a manager for a few different Irish Athletics teams She gained professional experience as a marketing intern in the InSpire program, and was a Christian ministry leader and Link Crew leader Lily is a proud third generation CCHS graduate, her grandfather Frank Patullo graduated in 1971, her grandfather Thomas Brown in 1967 and Lily’s parents are members of the class of 1994.
Nilaa Ponnappan
Bridgeway Academy, attending United States Air Force Academy
Nilaa Ponnappan has made CCHS history in many ways as she reached milestones and set new goals during her four years of the Irish experience Nilaa’s achievements as a studentathlete include multiple records set from the cross country course to the track Although a highly recruited runner at the Division I level, Nilaa will focus on breaking new records and setting new goals as a cadet at the United
States Air Force Academy, majoring in astronautical engineering Nilaa was one of only 1,100 students accepted out of over 10,000 applicants in her class She was also accepted at the United States Military Academy, another high honor for this highachiever!
CLASS OF 2025 COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES
Albertus Magnus University
Albright College
Alvernia University
American International College
American University
Appalachian State University
Arcadia University
Assumption University
Auburn University
Belmont University
Binghamton University
Boston College
Br yant University
Bucknell University
Caldwell University
Camden County
Camden County College
Capital University
Case Western Reser ve University
Cedar Crest College
Charleston Southern University
Chatham University
Chestnut Hill College
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania
Christendom College
Clarkson University
Clemson University
Coastal Carolina University
College of Charleston
College of the Holy Cross
Colorado State University-Fort Collins
Delaware Valley University
DeSales University
Dickinson College
Dillard University
Drew University
Drexel University
Duquesne University
Duquesne University
East Carolina University
East Georgia State College
East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania
Eastwick College
Elon University
Emerson College
Fair field University
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Felician University
Fisher College
Florida Atlantic University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Florida Institute of Technology
Florida Southern College
Florida Southwestern State College
Florida State University
Fordham University
Franciscan University of Steubenville
Frostburg State University
George Mason University
George Washington University
Georgetown University
Georgia Southern University
Georgian Court University
Gwynedd Mercy University
Hampden-Sydney College
High Point University
Holy Family University
Howard University
Immaculata University
Indiana University-Bloomington
Iona University
Jackson State University
Jacksonville University
James Madison University
Kean University
King's College
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
LaSalle University
Lehigh University
Liberty University
Lincoln University
Lock Haven University
Long Island University - Post
Louisiana State University
Loyola University Chicago
Loyola University Mar yland
Lynn University
Manhattan University
Marquette University
Mar ymount Manhattan College
Mar ymount University
Merrimack College
Messiah University
Millersville University
Monmouth University
Montclair State University
Moravian University
Morgan State University
Mount Saint Mar y's University
Neumann University
New Jersey Institute of Technology
North Carolina State University at Raleigh
Northeastern University
Ohio State University
Pace University
Palm Beach Atlantic University
Penn State Behrend
Penn State University
Pennsylvania State University
Pennsylvania Western University
Providence College
Purdue University
Quinnipiac University
Radford University
Ramapo College
Randolph-Macon College
Rider University
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rollins College
Rowan College at Burlington County
Rowan College of South Jersey
Rowan University
Rutgers University
Sacred Heart University
Saint Francis University
Saint Joseph's University
Saint Leo University
Saint Peter's University
Salisbur y University
Salve Regina University
Seton Hall University
Seton Hill University
Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
St Louis University
St Mar y's College of Mar yland
St Michael's College
Stetson University
Stevens Institute of Technology
Stockton University
Stonehill College
Grace Samuels
Winslow Township Middle School, attending University of Pittsburgh
Grace Samuels not only found her purpose at Camden Catholic, but she will help others to fulfill theirs as well. During her time at CCHS Grace flourished in STEM courses, deciding to focus her STEM research project on the engineering of a prosthetic hand with touch technology Her work over many months led to the production of 3D-printed hand (printed in the Innovation Lab at CCHS) with sensors and motors to respond to someone contracting their own hand. Grace was able to explore myoelectric prosthetics right here Camden Catholic She hopes to continue her work as a pre-med major in the Honors College at the University of Pittsburgh
Sean Welde
Beck Middle School, attending Villanova University
Despite not having started his high school career at CCHS, Sean Welde made up for the missing time, graduating as one of Camden Catholic’s most highly-recognized members of the class of 2025 Initially, Sean was laserfocused on achieving greatness on the
basketball court, but under the guidance of former Irish Football Coach Wayne Gilliam ‘10, Sean took a chance on the gridiron, which paid off in the form of a full athletic scholarship to Villanova University Sean was a senior leader for Irish Football, helping guide the team to a divisional championship and undefeated record at home Never one to rest, he laced up his basketball shoes and jumped from his senior football season straight into an historic Irish Basketball season, as a key member of the South Jersey sectional title team in 2025 Sean earned the Camden County Best of the Class-Athlete in 2025, and although he’ll be representing the Wildcats in the years to come, we know he will always bleed green
DID YOU KNOW?
CCHS has college partnerships with 9 national universities!
In 2024-25 Camden Catholic made a concerted effort to solidify longstanding partnerships with nationally recognized higher education institutions These partnerships guarantee admission and scholarships to both/either undergraduate and graduate programs at: Saint Joseph's University, The University of Scranton, Mount St Mar y's University, Manhattan College, Saint Francis University, Holy Family University, LaSalle University, Spring Hill College and Neumann University.
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CLASS OF 2025 IS DOUBLE THE FUN!
CLASS OF 2025 IS DOUBLE THE FUN!
Four sets of twins in one graduating class is another unique feature in the class of 2025 The Alfaro, Perez, Rafter and Ronkowski twins were a wonderful addition to CCHS, and we wish them well as each of the four sets is separating for college!
“We are so proud to partner with these vibrant universities who recognize the value of a Camden Catholic education and are making a wise choice to invest in our graduates,” shares Heather Crisci, Principal “We are grateful for this opportunity to collaborate with these strong institutions to expand opportunities for current and future Camden Catholic students We look for ward to deepening our partnerships in the months and years ahead in ser vice to students ” Each agreement is unique to the partnership between CCHS and the university
Find out more about the benefits of CCHS’ college partnerships by scanning the QR code
Stony Brook University
SUNY Albany
SUNY at New Paltz
SUNY at Purchase College
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestr y
SUNY Old Westbur y Susquehanna University
Syracuse University
Temple University
The Catholic University of America
The College of Charleston
The College of New Jersey
The University of Alabama
The University of Scranton
The University of Tampa
The University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Thomas Jefferson University
Towson University
Trinity College
United States Air Force Academy at West Point
United States Militar y Academy
University at Buffalo
University of Alabama
University of Arizona
University of Central Florida
University of Colorado Boulder
University of Connecticut
University of Dayton
University of Delaware
University of Florida at Gainesville
University of Iowa
University of Kentucky
University of Louisville
University of Mar yland Eastern Shore
University of Mar yland-College Park
University of Miami
University of Mississippi
University of New Haven
University of North Carolina Ashville
University of North Carolina Charlotte
University of North Carolina Greensboro
University of North Carolina Wilmington
University of North Florida Atlantic
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
University of Rhode Island
University of San Diego
University of Scranton
University of South Carolina
University of South Florida
University of Southern California
University of Tampa
University of Tennessee
University of Virginia Commonwealth
University of Virginia
University of West Florida
Ursinus College
Villanova University
Virginia Militar y Institute
Virginia State University
Virginia Tech
Wellesley College
West Chester University of Pennsylvania
West Virginia University
Western Carolina University
Western New England University
Widener University
William Patterson University of New Jersey
Wilmington University
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Xavier University
Bridget and Sean Alfaro, attending The Catholic University of America and DeSales University
Roberto and Christopher Perez, attending Thomas Jefferson University and Rowan University
Cara and Katie Rafter, attending Drexel University and Coastal Carolina
Kaitlyn and Maggie Ronkowski, attending Saint Joseph s University and Thomas Jefferson University
Truth,
Time,
and Tradition:
Radium Girls & Tuck Everlast ing take the stage this year at CCHS
The 2024-25 theatre season at Camden Catholic presented two unforgettable productions, both instilling in the performers and their audiences a renewed reminder of the power of storytelling, community, and tradition.
Radium Girls and Tuck Everlasting, while vastly different in time period a nd tone, both explored enduring themes of truth, sacrifice, and the fragile beauty of life Through these stories, our students mastered complex dialogue, vocals, and choreography, embodied emotionally demanding roles, and delivered powerful performances that moved audiences and sparked meaningful conversations
Of course, none of it happens without commitment The success of these productions is a testament to the passion and dedication that comes from our cast, crew, pit band, and production staff. Every rehearsal, build day, and backstage cue reflected the excellence and heart that have defined the Arts at Camden Catholic for over a century At a time when critical federal support for the arts is being slashed nationwide, Camden Catholic remains firmly committed to investing in arts education, recognizing it as not just an extracurricular but an essential part of developing well-rounded, expressive, and empathetic young leaders
At Camden Catholic, the arts aren ’ t an extra they’re a tradition; a cornerstone of our school’s identity This year reminded us why that tradition matters and how, together, we can ensure that the Arts at CCHS are Everlasting
24-25 AD AND PATRON DRIVE
We are deeply grateful to the many generous donors who contributed to our Ad & Patron Drive, which raised an incredible $65,424 this year for the Spring Musical Their support fuels this program and ensures that current and future students can continue to grow in confidence, creativity, and collaboration through the arts See below for a list of our $500+ Donors and scan the QR code to view the playbill, with our full list of sponsors
Standing Ovation Sponsor
Grimley Financial Corporation
Encore Sponsor
RDS Automotive Group
Curtain Call Sponsor
Mac's Facility Solutions
Applause Sponsors
Education Technology Professionals, LLC
Fulton Bank
Holman
Rochester Formals
The Garden Medical Spa
Spotlight Sponsors
1887 Education Foundation
7 Mile Island Players
Blue Monkey Tavern
Burns Honda
Champion Container
Charles Wahl, DMD & Assoc
Cherry Hill Imports Auto Group
Cherry Hill Performing Arts Ctr
CM3 Building Solutions, Inc
Daniel Maimone
Domenica Foundation
Falco Caruso & Leonard
Funeral Homes
GHVS Players
KDA Architects
Main Street Investment Group
Martin, Gunn & Martin
Messa & Associates, P C
Msgr Andrew Martin
Roberto Perez
Rossetti & DeVoto, P C
S & C Painting Company, LLC
Shells of Hope
The Samaritan Center
Vosbikian & Vosbikian
Zallie's Shoprite
Portraits: Alums in the Arts
Michael Franz ‘11 & Aidan McDonald ‘17
It is a well know fact that Camden Catholic High School offers its students an excellent education in the area of the Fine and Performing Arts Please keep reading as we spotlight two graduates of our Performing Arts program who are using their God-given talents to give back in unique ways.
Mike Franz is an Instructional Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts in the Department of Theatre & Film at the University of Mississippi He has previously taught at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, FL, and Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia, PA He holds a Ph D in Theatre Studies from Florida State University, an M A in Theatre from Villanova University, and a B A in Theatre: Acting/Directing from De Sales University For the University of
Mississippi, Mike teaches courses in the Appreciation of Theatre for Non-Majors and Sports and Theatre. The former introduces students to theatre as an art form, covering each of the basic elements that contribute to mounting a theatrical production The latter examines contemporary dramatic literature that uses sports as a framework to discuss social and political issues both in the U S and globally
As an academic, Mike’s primary research area focuses on discourse surrounding the topic of sport as performance, examining individual figures, events, and other phenomena in contemporary sporting culture. Mike’s writing has been published in The Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism, and he has presented his research at several academic conferences Mike is grateful to the faculty and staff at CCHS, particularly Mrs Nancy G Werner and Mrs Elizabeth Gallagher, for encouraging his creative curiosity as an actor and intrepid pursuit of knowledge as a scholar His time spent acting in the fall plays and spring musicals, rehearsing with the Shakespeare troupe, and singing with the liturgical choir played a key role in guiding Mike to pursue a career teaching theatre in higher education.
Since graduating from Camden Catholic, Aidan McDonald, earned a B A in Theatre from Rowan University with concentrations in acting, musical theatre, and theatre education He then attended the National Theater Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center a launchpad for early career theater practitioners Aidan has since appeared in various productions as well as staged readings of new plays across the tri-state area
During the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 school years, Aidan returned to Camden Catholic to coach the Shakespeare Troupe and Actors Guild, alongside Mrs. Nancy G. Werner, in memory of teacher and mentor, Ed Corbett.
He annually returns to The O’Neill for their Young Playwrights Festival an event that brings back alumni to produce staged readings of new plays written by local middle and high school students
Aidan resides in West Philadelphia enjoying crafty hobbies and writing music. He is currently an understudy for New Light Theatre’s production of Once, an ensemble member for The Candlelight Theatre’s production of Ragtime, and a featured actor for a short film expected in the fall
NOTABLE MOMENTS IN THE ARTS AT CCHS
In April, Grace Martin ‘25 performed at Radio City Music Hall, in the Garden of Dreams "Dreams of Tomorrow" talent show, and was awarded a $60,000 scholarship from the Garden of Dreams Foundation! The Garden of Dreams Foundation is a non-profit charity dedicated to bringing life-changing opportunities to young people in need In support of its mission, the Foundation works closely with the MSG Family of Companies – which includes MSG Entertainment, MSG Sports and Sphere Entertainment – to bring young people together to raise their spirits, build resilience and provide life-changing networking, mentoring and educational opportunities through the power of community building Grace was chosen as the finale performer for this year's talent show, where her story was told on the big screen before her incredible performance of "Don't Rain on my Parade" by Barbara Streisand Despite the incredible challenges Grace and her family have been through this year, she has always chosen to fight with grace and determination, and her faith
CCHS students earned incredible accolades at the Camden County Teen Arts Festival, with several students earning a trip to compete in the NJ State Competition!
● Sebastian Torres ‘26: 1st in the vocal solo category (Time from Chris Miller's Tuck Everlasting)
● Sienna Long ‘25: 2nd in the musical theater category (Maybe This Time from John Kander's Cabaret)
● Frankie Garcia ‘26: 3rd in the small instrumental category (clarinet performance of House of the Rising Sun-arranged by The Animals)
● Allie Hwang ‘26: 2nd in the small instrumental category (flute performance of Concertino by Chaminade)
● Jackson Selin ‘25 and Doug Gush ‘26: 1st in the small instrumental category (duet guitar performance of High and Dry by Radiohead)
● Grace Martin ‘25: 1st in the small theater category (monologue performance of Soliloquy from Shakespeare's Winter's Tail) Grace went on to earn a bronze medal in the Small and Large Theater category of the State Teen Arts Festival
● John Roberts ‘27: 1st in the guitar soloist category (performanc of Hanuman by Rodrigo y Gabriela)
● Olivia Pawela ‘25: 1st in the piano soloist category (Olivia performed an original composition, Orbiting)
● Abigail Riley ‘26: 2nd in the piano soloist category (performance of The Swan by Camille Saint-Saëns)
IRISH ATHLETICS: WINNING WAYS PREVAIL IN ‘24-‘
25
WRESTLING
Irish Wrestling secured the school’s 19th state wrestling title with a thrilling victory over Pope John Paul at Rutgers University Chase Martino sealed the win with a pin in the final match. The team went on to win Districts and Regions, sending eight wrestlers to individual state competition in Atlantic City. Sammy Spaulding ‘26 earned an individual state title to make history for the Irish!
BOWLING
Irish Bowling continues to build the program, with the boys team winning a sectional title in just their third year! Senior Sean Lacey ‘25 made state history by bowling a perfect game on January 22
FIELD HOCKEY
Irish Field Hockey continues to dominate in the state, and gain national recognition by competing against top-ranked national teams This year they secured their fourth consecutive Sectional Title and celebrated three seniors committed to NCAA Division I programs
FOOTBALL
Irish Football’s 2024 season was a thrill to be a part of, not only for the players, but for the coaching staff, families, faculty and fans! The Irish were undefeated at home, finishing the season with a 9-2 record and won the WJFL Patriot Division They capped off the incredible year by being a part of the WIP Turkey Bowl, which included a visit to the radio station for a live broadcast of The Morning Show where they were able to meet Super Bowl LII champ Corey Clement
FLAG FOOTBALL
It’s hard to believe that Irish Flag Football didn’t exist one year ago! With so many accomplishments in their inaugural season, this team came out of the gate ready to win. They reached state rankings as high as #3, making it through two rounds of playoffs in the state tournament Several players received post-season honors, and the team ended with a 12-5-1 record
VOLLEYBALL
Irish Volleyball continued their steady rise to success with new coach Julia Geonnetti and five senior contributors at the helm The team finished the season as co-Olympic Conference champions with a record of 7-1 in the conference
BOYS BASKETBALL
In a finish to remember, Irish Boys Basketball took the fans on an incredible March Madness journey this year Back-to-back doubleovertime victories brought them the South Jersey Championship, and a bus to Rutgers New Brunswick to compete in the state final Despite a three-point loss, the Irish made the entire Camden Catholic community proud The program earned Team of the Year, Coach of the Year, and Player of the Year honors from the Courier-Post
THE GREENIES
It is “ easy being green ” each June when the entire CCHS athletic community comes together to celebrate the brightest moments and shining stars of the year in Irish Athletics Highlights of this year ’ s Greenies included recognition of Dennis Quinn for his incredible comeback to coaching after major surgery this spring, honoring the undefeated State Champion Wrestling Team, Mike Kettelberger ‘12 being named Fan of the Year, and presenting Luke Kennevan ‘25 with a custom jersey featuring his CCHS scoring record In CCHS tradition, it was a true family affair with Joe Murtin ‘79 honored as Alumnus of the Year, presented by his God-Son, Kevin McDonnell ‘08, Maddie Brennan ‘28 being awarded Rookie of the Year by her sister Caroline ‘27, and Matt Crawford ‘99 being awarded Coach of the Year by his father Jim
DEUTSCH GOLF OUTING TEES OFF ALUMNI SUPPORT
In 2025 the 1887 Education Foundation was proud to present the annual Brian Deutsch ‘98 Memorial Golf Outing at Valleybrook Country Club. Benefiting scholarships at Camden Catholic, the event hosted over 120 guests who competed in a scramble match, with the winning group including members of the class of 1998, who were there to honor their classmate Brian: Kurt Marshall ‘98, Gene Sigmund ‘98, Shawn Sarin and Brian Tennyson. Camden Catholic would like to extend our appreciation to the 1887 Foundation along with Dennis Corbett ‘90, John Dulczak ‘97 and the entire LaborFirst family of employees for their extensive support in making this an incredible day!
SHAMROCK
SHUFFLE:
Close to 100 runners, walkers and four-legged friends supported the Shamrock Shuffle on March 15 at Cooper River Park.
CCHS thanks Dennis Corbett ‘90 of Putnam Investments and Marcus Coleman of Edward Jones Investments for their sponsorship of the event
5K RUN, WALK & BARK
2025IRISH GIVINGDAY
5KRUN/WALK
TOP MALE RUNNERS: Daniel Walsh ‘26, Erick Lopez ‘25 and Declan Walsh ‘28
TOP FEMALE RUNNERS: Kayla Dunn ‘25, Maddie Brennan ‘28, and Madalyn O’Neill ‘27
TOP ALUMNI: Kevin Lineman ‘08
WINNING FACULTY MEMBER: Father Stephen Robbins
WINNING TEAM: Girls Lacrosse
CAREER DAY CREATES CONNECTIONS
This April, CCHS was honored to welcome back several alumni and current parents to present their careers to our students Beginning with a panel discussion moderated by Dennis Corbett ‘90, Senior VP, Franklin Templeton Investments, the panel included: Amy Henry ‘93 President, Flashlight Insights; Jessica Barsocchi P ’28 - Lead Cardiology Physician Assistant, Cooper University Healthcare; Joseph Caputi, Esq. ‘12 - Senior Legal Counsel, BetMGM; Tim DiVito ‘01, P ’28 - Associate Director of IT, Rutgers Camden; Brianna Horne-Brevard ‘05 CEO, authentic Influencer Management; and Patricia Ingelido P ’28 - Director, NJ Department of Environmental Protection
In addition, over 20 alumni and parents hosted information sessions at our Career Fair in Tom Kenney Gymnasium. Scientists, attorneys, social media influencers, financial advisors, educators, engineers, doctors, nurses, data analysts and many other professionals engaged our students as they learned from our guests It was incredible to see the Irish family come together to share their expertise and enlighten our students on how their Camden Catholic education will serve them well in college and career!
CCHS GOES GRAND!
CAREER DAY PARTICIPANTS
PANEL HOST
Dennis Corbett ‘90, P’23, ‘25
SVP & Divisional Sales Manager, Franklin Templeton
PANELISTS
Jessica Barsocchi P’28Lead Cardiology Physician Assistant, Cooper University Healthcare
Director, NJ Department of Environmental Protection
CAREER FAIR PRESENTERS (all of the above, and )
Joseph-James Ahern P’25
Senior Archivist, University of Pennsylvania
Steve Capriotti P’26
Attorney, Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith
Marcus Coleman, CFP® ‘12
Certified Financial Planner, Edward Jones
Sarah Godley ‘12
Assistant Lead Speech Pathologist & Educational Ser vices Specialist / School Contact Coordinator, MJ Kidz
LeAndrea Hagan P’28
Principal, School District of Philadelphia
Tiffany R Haydt
Academic Affairs Admin Coordinator, Monell Chemical Senses Center
Kristin Heimburger ‘98 Director of Environmental Consulting, TTI Environmental, Inc
Catarina Lynch ‘18
Child Life Specialist, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Bill Martin P’25 Attorney, Martin, Gunn & Martin
The first-ever Camden Catholic Grandparents Day was a “grand” success, with over 100 guests attending
A beautiful and touching all-school Mass celebrated by Father Robbins followed by breakfast in Pisa Dining Hall, photos, and shopping in the Blarney Store, which allowed our students’ grandparents to step into their grandchildren’s shoes for the day to see how special Camden Catholic really is Thank you to all who attended! Save the Date for Grandparents Day 2026: Wednesday, April 15
Sheila Mikkelson P’28
Librar y Director, Margaret E Heggan Free Public Librar y
Pulmonar y/Critical Care Nurse Practitioner, Inspira Health & Virtua Health
Lucy Tomcynski P’22, ‘25
Recreational Therapist and Child Life Specialist, Voorhees Pediatric Facility
Family Ties Bound in Green & White
Welcome to the Class of 2029 Legacy Students
Siers’ grandparents, Joseph E Steinhagen ‘62 and Julia (Corsoe) ‘62, attended Camden Catholic, where they first met, and graduated together in 1962 They were members of the last class to graduate from the original school in Camden They were married in 1972 and although both now rest in God’s kingdom, their granddaughter Charley is proud to carry on their Irish legacy at CCHS Photos include Charley 29 at freshman registration day, her grandparents’ senior portraits and their wedding photo
David Pauley ‘29 is pictured with his
great-grandfather Joseph
CCHS class of
Christine
valedictorian
this legacy, and it was a special moment for the family to share a few incredible archival items from Mr Widua’s time at Camden Catholic Pictured are his report cards and graduation program Additional family legacy members include Marian Gorman ‘35 and Kathleen Gorman ‘32
Thomas Calixto, holding a picture of his greatgrandmother Madalaine Garwood ‘40 and her husband Joseph Ronketty
Natalie Coleman, Alexandria Coleman 27, Jennifer (Pallas) Coleman ‘01, Anita Robison Pallas ‘71, (not pictured John Kozarski ‘05)
Chase Gonzalez with, Noah Colon 24, Juan Colon II ‘23, Leonor Suarez ‘09, Mary Suarez-Colon ‘96
Chelsea Culbertson pictured with Michele Culbertson 01, Rosemary (Cornely) Culbertson 72, Brianna Culbertson 27
Anthony Dandridge, Zainette Quinones ‘02, Anthony Dandridge 99
Jacob Rivera and Dolores Diaz ‘02 Mason Diaz and Michele Johnson ‘74 Sophia Donato and Paul Donato ‘98 (not pictured Tom Donato 73)
Sebastian Fonseca Elena and Chris Fonseca (not pictured, Sophie Fonseca ‘25)
Julian Green James ‘84 and Tristan ‘24 Green Rosie Hartsough and Will Hartsough 97 Jacob Houliaras and Edgar Ott 72 Maeve Hunter and Genevieve (Bieg) ‘98 Hunter
Brayden Lynch and Cynthia Morales ‘98 (not pictured: Michael Morales 02, Jonathan Morales 07)
Brendan Madden with James ‘57 and Agnes (Weatherby) 63 Madden
Henry McBride with Joanne (Mullin) McBride 84 (not pictured: Joan Fairbrother Mullin 54 Tommy McBride 19, Lily McBride 23, plus numerous aunts/uncles, cousins; Joseph V Mullin 51 deceased)
Casey McGettigan with Ryan 24 and Sean ‘26 McGettigan
Eva Moreno, Giani Colon 28, Eliana Perdomo ‘03 and Wilkins Garcia ‘03
Bryce Potts with Michelle (McManus) 98, Dan 97 and Dan 73 Potts
Aubrey Powell and Christine (Gentile) Flood 72
Rocco Prete with Andrew Prete 22, Veronica Prete 31, Julia Prete 24, Nicholas Prete 21
James Rotaeche with Missy (Atwell) 93 and Alex 26 Rotaeche
Michael Schuda and Michael Schuda 67 Liam Walsh and Kevin Walsh 91 Stella Whitney with her aunt, Amy Murphy '08 and with her grandparents, grandmother Teresa (Ottavio) Moser '68
Grace Wright with Nicole (Klco) 90, Michael ‘25, Abigail ‘23 Wright
Jacob Rivera and Dolores Diaz '02
Charley
mother,
Flanagan, holding a photo of his
Widua,
1933
David is proud to carry on
Class of 2029 Academic Scholarships
The following incoming freshmen have earned exceptional academic scores, therefore securing scholarships based on their academic merit and performance. We are proud to welcome these students to the Camden Catholic community.
PRESIDENTIAL
Nina Bailey - St Mary School
Patrick Blum - Christ the King Regional School
Logan Brunkel - Our Lady of Hope Regional School
Phoebe DiDonato - The King’s Christian School
Agatha Dinata - Our Lady of Hope Regional School
Sofia Florelli - Bell Oaks Middle School
Joelle Garibaldi - Collingswood Middle School
Molly Gillern - William G Rohrer Middle School
James Kimbrough - St Peter School
Sophia Pham - Resurrection Catholic School
Liam Walsh - Christ the King Regional School
SR. PHILOMENA
Kendall Broome - Mary E Volz Middle School
Cecilia Cappiello - St Mary of the Lakes School
Maeve Hunter - Haddonfield Middle School
Caroline Kennevan - Indian Mills Memorial School
Brayden Mancinelli - Collingswood Middle School
Lily Martino - Ann A. Mullen Middle School
Emilia Mazur - Collinswood Middle School
Casey McGettigan - St John Paul II Regional School
Kayla Woods - Collingswood Middle School
Class of 2029 Ar ts Scholarships
8th Graders interested in pursuing an arts-based curriculum are invited to audition their talents for consideration of an Arts Scholarship. Awards are granted in a variety of fine, vocal and musical arts. Congratulations to these students, and welcome to The Arts at CCHS!
FINE ART
Daniel Clewell - Our Lady of Good Counsel School
BAND
Agatha Dinata - Our Lady of Hope Regional School
Sophia Pham - Resurrection Catholic School
CHOIR
Angelica Constant - Resurrection Catholic School
Bianca Deiwert - St. Peter School
Wesley Gush - St. Rose of Lima School
Joshua Maldonado - Resurrection Catholic School
COLL ABORATIVE PIANIST
Agatha Dinata - Our Lady of Hope Regional School
Sophia Pham - Resurrection Catholic School
THEATER
Mason Diaz - Gateway Regional School
Class of 2029 Alumni & Friends Named Scholars
KEITH LOVE CL ASS OF 1984
Samuel Torres - Howard M Phifer Middle School
MARY WHIPKEY LEADERSHIP SCHOL ARSHIP
Nicholas Brandemarti - St Margaret Regional Sch l
CL ASS OF 1956
Aubrey Powell - Resurrection Catholic School
Grace Wright - St Mary of the Lakes School
CL ASS OF 1957
Neriah Pela - Berlin Community School
CL ASS OF 2004
Liam Fleming - St Rose of Lima School
Eva Moreno - Resurrection Catholic School
KIM FRANK MAZZOCHETTE ‘76 MEMORIAL SCHOL ARSHIP
REV. FATHER JOSEPH C APELL A MEMORIAL SCHOL ARSHIP
Landon Bartell - Ann A Mullen Middle School
Jeremiah Barton - Deptford Middle School
Erin Ciletti - St Rose of Lima School
Gianna DellaPia - Our Lady of Hope Regional Sch
LaShawn Leaphart-Perez - Beverly City School
Lyla Lebron - Holy Name School
Jacob Rivera - Edgarton Christian Academy
FRANK AND AGNES WEATHERBY
David Pauley - St. Rose of Lima School
SISTER AGNES THORNTON SCHOL ARSHIP
Driea Gonzalez - Resurrection Catholic School
Mia Mastrogiacomo - Resurrection Catholic School
Welcome, Class of 2029 Domenica Scholars
Emely Botello-Morales - St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral School
Anthony Dandridge - St Cecilia School
Chase Gonzalez - St Cecilia School
Ethan-Elijah Chase Green - Holy Name School
Genesis Maldonado - St Cecilia School
Scarlett Valeria Mendoza De La Hoz - St Joseph Pro-Cathedral School
Jesús Pina - St Joseph Pro-Cathedral School
Rithy Thach - St Cecilia School
Genesis Velez - St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral School
Congratulations, Graduating Domenica Scholars!
In partnership with the Piperno family and their Domenica Foundation, CCHS is proud to congratulate the Class of 2025 Domenica Scholars, we know they will go on to do great things and be examples for the classes of 2026, 2027, 2028 and 2029!
CCHS is honored to have the support of family foundations which partner with our administration, faculty and student families to ensure their financial and mentorship support is matched with academic, guidance, and familial support during their four years of high school.
2029 Flaher t y Family Foundation Scholars
The Flaherty Family Foundation empowers high-potential scholars in faith-based college preparator y high schools with scholarships, matched with personalized coaching and mentoring for academic achievement, college and career readiness, and opportunities to reach their Godgiven potential.
2029 FL AHERT Y FAMILY FOUNDATION SCHOL ARSHIP
Riley Chorzelewski - Our Lady of Mount Carmel School
Hannah Clancy - St Joan of Arc School
Daniel Contreras - St Joseph Pro-Cathedral School
Marlen Sosa - Holy Name School
2029 ETHEL MAE HOCKER SCHOL ARS
Gianna Panara - Haddon Heights Jr /Sr High School
Nyla Hill - Doane Academy
Pictured with Domenica Foundation Executive Director Elena Piperno: Allie Irvin, Emily Nguyen, Janna Santana, Christopher Reyes, Jaden Torres, Dylan Zuniga-Muniz, Stephan Lane and Geovanni Pina.
Save the Date
Join us in faith, fellowship and fun this year. We would love to see you! Please stay up to date through the website and social media for event reservations. Camden Catholic sends regular email announcements and text alerts, as well as mailed notices. To confirm we have your updated contact information, please visit www.camdencatholic.org/alumni.
Oh, What a Night!
CLASS OF 1959
65th Reunion, Friday, October 4, 2024 at Tavistock Country Club in Haddonfield For more information, please contact Dave Schlitz (southjerseydave@verizon net) The Class of 1959 also meets for breakfast on the last Wednesday of the month at 10 am at the Falcon Diner (formerly the Empire Diner) on the Brooklawn Circle All are welcome!
CLASS OF 1964
60th Reunion, On September 14, 2024 the Class of 1964 danced the night away to Doo Wop hits at The Smithville Inn Thank you to the wonderful reunion planning committee: Peggy McKee Madison, Patti Biehler, Kathy Casey-Kirschling, Bernie Egan, George Botcheos, Rita Reilly Miller, Jim McGlinchey, Bob Wolfe Class information email: cchs reunion@aol com
CLASS OF 1965
60th Reunion - The Class of ‘65 enjoyed a beautiful afternoon together on June 6 to celebrate 60 years since graduating on that exact day! Thank you to the reunion committee of Ed Connell, Peggy Bauck Chevalier, Maureen Carroll McLoone, Jo Stante and Kate Wilson Grohe Fun was had by all in attendance at Mulligan’s in Oaklyn
These classes hosted gatherings small and large to celebrate the occasion of their graduation
CLASS OF 1969
55th Reunion - Last September the Class of ‘69 celebrated 55 years of CCHS friendships at The Kove in Audubon. Class contact: CCHSreunion69@gmail.com.
CLASS OF 1974
50th Reunion - In November the Class of 1974 enjoyed a beautiful evening together to mark their half century reunion at The Notary Hotel in Philadelphia
CLASS OF 1975
50 Year Reunion, The Class of ‘75 gathered this spring at Merchantville Country Club with a beautiful event marking their golden reunion Class information, email: valeriehamilton1975@gmail com Thank you to the reunion committee –Joe, Kevin, Mary, Mike & Valerie Stay tuned to the “Camden Catholic HS Class of 75 Reunion” Facebook page.
CLASS OF 1984
40th Reunion - The Class of ‘84 hosted a dance party reunion on November 30 at Merchantville Country Club It was a night of fun and laughter with many classmates in attendance
CLASS OF 1989
35th Reunion - In March the Class of ‘89 came together at The Elizabeth Ballroom in Gloucester City to mark 40 years since graduation. Email russjohnson3@verizon.net with any questions.
Save the Date!
UPCOMING REUNIONS
For more information, visit www camdencatholic org/reunions
THE CLASS OF 1967
Will host a casual reunion on Saturday, September 27 from 2:00 to 6:00 PM at the Taproom & Grill on Crystal Lake Drive in Haddonfield; no cover and no RSVP required
THE CLASS OF 1970 • 55 YEAR REUNION
Saturday, September 27, 2005 from 12-4pm at Indian Springs Couuntry Club: 115 South Elmwood Road, Marlton, NJ 08053. $55 per personLunch Buffet and Cash Bar Please email tish1952@gmail com for venmo instructions or mail a check payable to CCHS Class of 70 to Joe Alibrando, Treasurer - 209 First Avenue, W Berlin, NJ 08091 Check our Facebook Page CCHS Cherry Hill (Class of Seventy) or https://cchsclassof70 blogspot com and your email for updates
THE CLASS OF 1985 • 40 YEAR REUNION
Saturday, September 13 from 6-10pm. at The Westin, Mount Laurel Contact cchs85reunion40@gmail com for more details and ticket information and visit the CCHS Class of 85 Facebook page
THE CLASS OF 1995 • 30TH REUNION
CLASS OF 2004
20th Reunion - Blue Monkey was the gathering spot for a huge group of ‘04 grads to reconnect and reminisce this past October
October 18, 2025 from 7–11pm at Blue Monkey, Merchantville (2nd Floor)
Let’s party like it’s 1995! Join your "old school" friends for a fun night of food, laughs, and an acoustic duo, headed by our very own Justin Neri - Not Worth Stealing – bringing back all your favorite '90s jams! $40 per person – Venmo @CCHS95 Cost includes event space rental, food, non-alcoholic drinks, gratuity, and decor If there’s a Phillies playoff game, we’ll have it on! RSVP & pay by October 1st Let’s make it a night to remember – see you there! #CCHS1995 #30YearReunion #IrishForever
THE CLASS OF 2000 • 25 YEAR
REUNION
Planning is in the works for a November 29 event. Stay tuned for more details and join the CCHS Class of ‘00 Reunion page on Facebook
THE CLASS OF 2005 • 20 YEAR REUNION
Wednesday, November 26, 2025 at Blue Monkey
Tickets are $40 per person and can be purchased in advance via Venmo: https://venmo com/u/jessheehan
Visit this link for event details: https://fb me/1P4T0Xo2wxzgHEN Contact jessheehan@gmail.com with questions or if you’d like to get involved.
THE CLASS OF 2015 • 10 YEAR REUNION
Saturday, November 15, 2025 at Blue Monkey Tavern in Merchantville, NJ
The estimated cost is around $30 per person Stay tuned for more details For questions, email mikeviola1997@gmail com
Class of 2021… Four Years Later
Thanks to these young alumni who submitted updates to CCHS, four years since graduating high school! We invite all alumni to submit your updates to kate.bieg@camdencatholic.org for digital newsletters, social media, and future magazine stories!
Kofoworola Haley Adeleye graduated from Rutgers University New Brunswick with a BS in public health. She is actively on the job hunt and simultaneously focusing on applications for a Master’s in Physician Assistant.
Ayannah Desty graduated Magna Cum Laude from Liberty University with a bachelor of science degree in psychology.
Sydney Eisenmann graduated from Rizzieri Aveda School and is headed to work as a hair stylist in New York City.
Lucy Fisher graduated from Saint Joseph's University - Erivan K. Haub School of Business with a Bachelor in Science in Business Administration in International Businessn and is working with W Financial Advisors as an Executive Assistant.
Daniel Friere is attending Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business, majoring in finance and business analytics. He is currently working as a summer analyst with Goldman Sachs.
Taylor Gardner graduated magna cum laude with distinction from the University of Nor th Carolina, Asheville with a degree in biology with minors in neuroscience and psychology. In addition, Taylor graduated as an NC A A Division I student-athlete, earning accolades in the Student-Athlete Honor Society. She also had distinction as a university research scholar and distinction as an honors scholar. She now is an incoming Ph.D. student in the Pharmacology Graduate Group at the University of Pennsylvania (in Perelman School of Medicine Biomedical Graduate Studies or BGS), beginning in August of 2025. Her academic and research trajectory is rooted in translational neuropharmacology. Taylor aims to leverage molecular insights to inform the development of more effective, targeted treatments for neurological disorders and ultimately improve patient outcomes.
Joseph Giegerich graduated summa cum laude from Sacred Heart University with a degree in neuroscience. Joseph’s many academic achievements in college include, Tri Beta Biological Honors Society, Honors College, Deans List 5/8 semesters, and earning the Ronald S. Duman Fellowship in Molecular Psychiatry Research. He is working as a Postgraduate Associate for Yale School of Medicine in the Kaffman Lab and plans on applying to medical school.
Kyle Hardy graduated summa cum laude from Thomas Jefferson University with a marketing degree. She is currently working at FS Investments in Philly, as a Marketing Associate. At TJU, Kyle played lacrosse and received honors for the Dean’s List, CSC At-Large Academic All-District Team, and American Marketing Association Jefferson School of Business Award.
Danielle Harrell graduated from Spelman College and is now attending the University of Michigan to earn her Master’s Degree in Social Work.
Jaden Harrell graduated from Rutgers University-New Brunswick with a public health major and biological sciences minor under the School of Arts and Sciences and Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy. She successfully defended her thesis: “A Quantitative Analysis: Effects of WIC Use on Food Insufficiency by Income and Race Among Pregnant Women.” Her research was part of a year-long process through the Bloustein Honors Research Program (BHRP). She is now working towards a Master’s of Public Health with a concentration in Nutrition at the Rutgers School of Public Health.
Kayleigh Heck is an active duty member of the United States Navy, assisting leading Petty Officer of LineShack, in charge of flight line operations at a Helicopter squadron in Guam. She has received honors including Plane Caption of the Year, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal.
Zach Hicks had a successful student-athlete career at Penn State University on the Nittany Lions basketball team. He is now playing for the Boston Celtics in the NBA summer league.
Franki LaPata graduated summa cum laude with a degree in inclusive education from Rowan University. Her plans are to teach in a high school special education classroom while working on receiving my masters in Counseling.
Ally Long graduated magna cum laude from Misericordia University with a degree in speech-language pathology. She made Dean’s List for all eight semesters and was inducted into the Tri Alpha Honor’s Society. In the fall she will begin fieldwork at a local high school followed by an adult inpatient rehab placement in the spring. In May of 2026 she will graduate with a Master’s in Speech-Pathology.
Laura McCann graduated from La Salle University, where she was an Honors student in finance and marketing and a captain on the Division I field hockey team. She graduated as a member of Beta Gamma Sigma, an honor society for top business students at AACSB-accredited schools, and the Alpha Epsilon alumni honor society. She now begins work as a Finance Leadership Development Program Analyst at Johnson & Johnson.
Colin Merriman is a Business Honors Program graduate of the University of Scranton, with a B.S. in Finance and a minor in Operations Management. He is starting a Finance/Accounting Rotation Program at Holman.
Suzy Ndandji graduated from Kean University with a degree in Molecular Biology, earning honors in the Tri-Beta Honor Society Chi Mu.
Kr ystal Nguyen graduated from LaSalle University, honors program, with an accounting major, and is already close to completing her Master’s requirements. Upon receiving her MBA she will begin work as an audit associate at Grant Thornton. Krystal also competed on the LaSalle Dance Team during college.
Robert Pacheco-Montes, Jr. graduated from Drexel University with a degree in Game Design and Production He first attended the University of the Arts, where he made Dean’s List Robert plans to continue growing his skills and his career in game design.
Jessica Rendfrey graduated from Shenandoah University with a degree in exercise science She was a student-athlete on the track and field team at Shenandoah, where she was named to the Athletic Director’s List and All-Conference Track and Field She is now attending Drexel University, studying for a Master’s in Occupational Therapy
Devin Rybacki graduated with a degree in communications from Coastal Carolina University where she played Division I lacrosse At Coastal, she earned Dean’s List, Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, ASUN Honor Roll, IWLCA Honor Roll She is working at Insight Global
Alexandria Squillacioti graduated magna cum laude from LIM College with a degree in fashion merchandising Her graduate honors include: President’s List, Delta Mu Delta and Alpha Beta Kappa She is currently working as a Production Associate at Marcus Adler managing the Anthropologie and Free People accounts for both US and UK
Alumni & Student News
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Send updates to: alumni@camdencatholic.org.
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1948
Dorothy Kaminsky Gelmitti’s son, Richard, reported to Camden Catholic that sadly, Dorothy passed away in September 2024 Rest in Peace, Dorothy Our condolences to Richard and his family
1949
Three cheers for Mary Lou Vendetti who turned 93 in September 2024! Mary Lou is doing well thanks to God and her family She’s so happy to be here to enjoy family and friends God Bless you, Mary Lou!
Proud grandparent alert! Louise Howen joyfully shares that she is the Grandmother to 11 grandchildren ranging from toddlers to teens and a great grandmother to 12 great-grandchildren filling her life with love, laughter, and plenty of energy!
1954
George Eisele and Ellen Lawrence-Lee are living the dream, splitting their time between sunny Florida, their home state of New Jersey, and following wherever their adventurous traveling spirits take them!
1956
Francis P McLaughlin shares that he was one of six siblings who attended Camden Catholic when it was located in Camden Francis, Catherine, Thomas, Rosemary, Joseph, and John The tradition continued with three more family members attending Camden Catholic in Cherry Hill.
Sister Barbara Williams, RSM retired from Georgian Court University in June completing 65 years of ministry there During her tenure, she served as Registrar, Director of Library Services, Dean of Academic Affairs, President, and Librarian/Archivist She was awarded a Doctor of Humane Letters in 2017 and the designation of President Emerita in 2000 and Librarian/Archivist in May 2025
1957
Jim Madden was awarded the 2025 Camden County Freedom Medal for his respected work as a volunteer and champion of the values of Martin Luther King. Jim has worked for decades on the board of the Larc School, advocating for disabled children and their families
1959
A round of applause for Amy Ambrogia Mastil, a woman in STEM! Amy recently retired from dual careers as a Secondary Biological Science Teacher and a Medical Technologist with board certifications in Medical Technology, Blood Banking, and Clinical Pathology.
Way to go, Bernard Pekala, still playing Senior Baseball!
1960
2024 was a big year for Robert. F. Maerten, retired Master Sergeant with the United States Air Force, who celebrated 60 years married to wife, Molly Maertan, in addition to the first birthday of his great grandson, Patrick John Maerten Lots to celebratecongratulations!
1961
Dolores Mecca Bendorf has a message for her former classmates! There will hopefully be a 65th reunion in 2026! Contact D. Mecca with your contact information (if it has changed) Doloresbendorf@gmail com
J-Term Opens New Doors to Learning
J-Term, also known as Journey-Term, or January Term, 2025 was filled with new experiences both on campus and throughout North America! Taught by our faculty members over three days, students are encouraged to select a course in order to find a new passion or grow an existing interest This year, students immersed themselves in dance, music, cuisine, video games, service, culture, travel, games and hobbies, sports, art and more! Courses included visits to Canada, The Barnes Foundation, WXPN World Cafe Live, The Academy of Music, NextFab Design Studios and Ocean City
LOOKING FOR ALUMNI BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS, GUEST SPEAKERS AND/OR C AREER MENTORS.
Please contact alumni@camdencatholic org
1963
We offer many congratulations to John Corbett ‘63 who has now retired from his position as Vice President of the international brokerage firm of Brown & Brown, Inc He has since relocated to the state of Delaware with a residence in Myrtle Beach, SC
1964
Zenard Mikulski & Patricia Mikulski (Pecca) celebrated 58 years married this year and still feel like newlyweds - what a love story! Congratulations!
1967
Dr. Patrick David Abiuso, MD recently authored a book! “Inside Medicine: Navigating Your Health” is the first book in his series entitled The Medicine Cabinet and is available on Amazon More about the book; Inside Medicine will help you discover information regarding the most common reasons people seek medical care, anecdotal stories related to the evolution of health care in the United States, pivotal ways to maintain your health, and guides to weigh the pros and cons of available diagnostic and treatment options from both a classical and alternative medical approach
1969
Congratulations are in order for Deanne Lucas King who recently retired her career as a primary education teacher!
1976
Big news from the Steel City! Bill Crean has been named Deputy Director of the Department of Public Works for Pittsburgh, PA, keeping the city running smoothly and proudly repping CCHS in Western PA!
2000
Colleen Bianco Bezich was awarded the 2025 Camden County Freedom Medal for her respected work as a volunteer and champion of the values of Martin Luther King Colleen recently completed her term as Mayor of Haddonfield, NJ She became the second woman ever elected to the Borough’s Board of Commissioners in 2019, and began her term as Mayor in 2021. She is running for County Commissioner in 2025
2005
Laura (Kelly) Carolfi '05 is a children's author, backyard vegetable gardener, wife of a volunteer firefighter, mom of four creative kids A few years back she published her first book, Tower in the Stars/Torre en las estrellas, as a grief resource for ages 2 and up Charmingly illustrated and bilingual in English and Spanish, the story focuses on the loving relationship between a child and an adult and reveals ways in which their love continues even after the adult dies This summer she published her second book: The Hungry Little Gopher, featuring American Sign Language!
2006
Stacey Gorin was married to Shane Gentile by fellow CCHS alumnus Father Carlo Santa Teresa ‘07 Several Camden Catholic alumni were in attendance, including: Marianne DiFrank Gorin ‘72, Colleen Finnegan Devlin ‘06, Ashley Caruso Condon ‘04, Monica Caruso ‘19, Greg Ahrens ‘05, Kristen Calore Carney ‘96, James Calore ‘66 and Linda Calore ‘67
2012
Marcus Coleman was the guest speaker at the 2025 CCHS National Honor Society Induction Ceremony this spring He shared with students his congratulations and offered them insight on exercising perseverance, faith, and service as they pursue educational excellence.
2014 2015
Congratulations to Juliet Esposito '15 and Dan Fisher '14 on their recent wedding! Many members of the wedding party and guests were proud CCHS alumni.
2015
2019
Demola Onifade ‘15 and Uche Okafor '19 joined with Monsignor Martin, President Emeritus to cheer on the Irish Basketball Team at their Christmas tournament in December Demola lives in Texas and works in cloud architecture and engineering as well as cybersecurity. Uche lives in Delaware and recently earned his Doctorate in Medicine from the University of Colorado
Alumni & Student News
2016 2018
Sam Lynch ‘16, Tim Lynch ‘18 and Cat Benninghoven ‘18 were thrilled to spot our British Isles trip chaperones Joya Oasin and Bob Cranston in the Dublin airport before Easter!
2019
Erianny Reyes was a featured speaker at The Joseph Fund "Back to School" event this fall where her story of success helped to push their fundraising goal right through the thermometer! Erianny is a Villanova University graduate who is now headed for a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Thomas Jefferson University At Villanova, Erianny majored in Psychology and minored in Latin American Studies on a Pre-PT track, she was the events coordinator co-chair for the Latin American Student Organization and a Psychology Honor Society, Psi Chi member She was congratulated at the event by fellow CCHS alumnus Tommy McBride '19, who recently completed a year of service at Verbum Dei Jesuit High School in Los Angeles, and who is now working as Client Relationship Manager & Educational Specialist at Christo Rey Philadelphia.
2021
Ayannah Desty graduated Magna Cum Laude from Liberty University with a bachelor of science degree in psychology
Franki LaPata had her first phonics and handwriting book, Wild Letters, published by Amazon Franki graduated from Rowan University in 2025 and is putting her two degrees in education, inclusive and general education Pre K - 12th Grade, and her two minors in psychology to good use She has sold 50 books so far and has earned her CEAS Certification from NJ
Veterans Ceremony
In a moving gesture, the family, friends and former classmates of Francis McArdle '66, a Vietnam Bronze Star veteran, were present to announce the inaugural recipient of the Francis J. McArdle Scholarship to Luke Wolpert '25 Fran's sister Mary Anne spoke to the CCHS student body sharing her memories of a smart, hard working brother who attended CCHS, went on to the University of Notre Dame and LeMoyne College before being drafted into the United States Army and heading straight into the Vietnam War Fran " was never the same, mentally or physically" and eventually succumbed to his injuries in 1993
Alumni par ticipate in annual “Santa Open”
Alumni got into the Christmas spirit this winter as this group gathered at Merchantville Country Club for the annual "Santa Open " This year the event held an extra special meaning, as the group was also fundraising for CCHS alumna Catie Sherlock Fleming '08 as she battles cancer
Alumni:
Update your email address and share your personal, professional and higher education accomplishments at www camdencatholic org or email kate bieg@camdencatholic org
2023
Leah Clear ran the 4th-fastest 1,500 in Delaware history this spring at the Coastal Athletic Conference Championships Clear, a Delaware sophomore from Cherry Hill, ran a lifetime-best 4:26.51 at North Carolina AT&T in Greensboro and placed 6th after qualifying for the final with a 4:33 81 on Wednesday She closed in 69 74
Quincy Green completed the Disney College Internship Program in January
During his time at Disney he worked at Magic Kingdom on Main Street, USA in the Confectionery Shop and balanced a full time college schedule online. Quincy finished his sophomore year at LaSalle University and is majoring in Education
Olivia Bent-Cole won the NCAA Division I National Field Hockey Championship with the Northwestern University Wildcats!
Olivia scored the second goal of the game with an immaculate tip in the circle in the Wildcats decisive 5-0 win over Saint Joseph's University in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She was also named 2nd Team All Big Ten for the second consecutive year
Catholic University
Several young alumni and current Catholic University students were blessed to gather with Bishop Sullivan, Bishop Williams and Fr Robbins while they were on campus for the Diocesan Marian Pilgrimage at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in November
Eleven 6th & 7th Grade teams competed in a Shark Tank style STEM challenge to invent, prototype and pitch a product aimed at helping to make a specific demographic’s life easier with an illuminated invention
We loved their creativity, inventiveness, and confidence as they used design thinking to imagine, create and innovate!
Thank you to all of our teams, our CCHS student leaders and Dr Nguyen for sharing how to use design thinking to help to make God’s world a better place
Congratulations @ckrschool Bright Knights on winning the grand prize with the Communicator 132 product to help non-verbal people use light to communicate.
Pope Leo Announcement
Habemus papam! We are blessed to have been together as a Camden Catholic family this afternoon for the announcement of Pope Leo XIV as Pope Francis’ successor What a special moment in history Colin Whipkey, CCHS parent and substitute teacher, graduated from Villanova University with Pope Leo and happened to be on campus at CCHS for the announcement! CCHS has several proud alumni among our own faculty and alumni family, as well as seniors who will be attending the Alma Mater of our new Pope!
Alumni & Student News
Engineering Class Learns from the Exper ts
Dr. Nguyen’s engineering students hosted several special guests this year:
● Bucknell University professor Ann Ross taught students how to solder to hack toys for accessibility, first practice-soldering and later using actual toys to solder them to make them more accessible.
● Michael Cunningham, Space Quality Manager, Lockheed Martin provided insight into working at the world’s leading global security, defense and aerospace contractor He gave an overview of what it’s like to work at Lockheed including the array of careers and experience that can be gained as a Lockheed employee. Will Nawn, also an employee at Lockheed, was able to share his “day to day” responsibilities with our prospective engineers here at CCHS
● Miss New Jersey Volunteer, Grace Herdelin, daughter of Latin faculty member Ms. Allen, visited the class to share her expertise as a Senior Specialist - Advanced Strategy and Procurement, New Product Introductions at Merck Grace provided insight into each group ’ s invention and production process
World Championship Announcement:
On Saturday, March 15, 2025 two CCHS Robotics teams competed in the VEX Robotics NJ State Championships at NJIT CCHS team 41618J, with Dan Doan '26 and Tri Do '26, scored in the top 1 5% of the world (out of 20,000 teams) for their combined Robot Skills score and earned a spot to compete in the VEX Robotics World Championship in Dallas, Texas in early May Dani Brown '25 and Kyle Aquino will join them at Worlds This is a first in CCHS history!
Eddy Perez ‘26 and Uchenna Ekeabu ‘26 were awarded scholarships from Cherry Hill American Legion to attend Boys State at Rider University this summer.
Former faculty member Chrisy Palladino along with current teachers Julie Bittinger and Diane Crowell continued their summer tradition of visiting historical sites This year ’ s trip was to Salem, Massachusetts!
40 CCHS students enjoyed a quite rainy but beautiful trip to the British Isles for Easter! They landed in Dublin before heading to Northern Ireland, and then to Scotland and England They celebrated Easter Mass in Belfast, Northern Ireland
William Chapanian '27 & Chinwe Chukwueke '27 attended HOBY this spring at Drew University. New Jersey HOBY is an annual seminar that has served as a motivational launchpad for young leaders since 1978 It welcomes rising juniors from throughout the state of New Jersey for three days of inspiring speakers, skill-building activities, and community service At the end of each seminar, the new ambassadors are challenged to complete a minimum of 100 hours of community service in one year Both William and Chinwe are incredible student leaders, involved in many different CCHS and community activities We know they will take this experience and continue to make Camden Catholic proud!
AP Scholars
Camden Catholic congratulates AP scholars who earned recognition from the College Board for their achievements at the highest academic level through Advanced Placement courses during the 2024-25 academic year CCHS is proud to announce that in 2025 we have 18 AP Scholars, 13 AP Scholars with Honor and 16 AP Scholars with Distinction
In addition, 10 students earned the AP Capstone Diploma and four students earned the AP Seminar and Research Certificate AP Seminar and AP Research use an interdisciplinary approach to develop the critical thinking, research, collaboration, time management, and presentation skills students need for college-level work
The AP Capstone Diploma is granted to students who earn scores of 3 or higher in AP Seminar and AP Research and on 4 additional AP Exams of their choosing The AP Seminar and Research Certificate is granted to students who earn scores of 3 or higher in both AP Seminar and AP Research.
by faculty members Dr An Nguyen and Mr Tony Smaldone, four CCHS students: Kaelynn Jackson '25, Grace Samuels '25 , Kyle Aquino '25 and Brad Porter
were honored guests at a workshop at the University of Pennsylvania. Science as a Path to Wonder: From the Darkness of Space to the Light of Christ, included a Gold Mass for Catholic scientists at St Agatha-St James Church celebrated by Penn alumnus Msgr Michael Magee Br Cassian Iozzo, O P , a Dominican friar and PhD in Astrophysics from Cornell delivered the keynote lecture on Catholicism and Astrophysics with Br Augustine Buckner, O P offering theological commentary and reflections
Angelina Martinez '26 was awarded the Widener University High School Leadership Award, presented by NBC10 Philadelphia and Telemundo 62 at the National Constitution Center
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Andrew Cunning ‘27 of the Cooper Junior Rowing Club, Cooper River, and his NJ U17 Quad won 2nd Place in the nation at Nathan Benderson Park, Sarasota, FL.
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Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. ~Amen~
William Conway
1946
Mary Margaret Cola (née McDonough)
Anita M Rimsite
1948
Marie T Keeley (née McDermott)
Joan A Love (née Gideon)
Dorothy Gelmetti (née Kaminsky)
Matthew J Flanagan
1949
Joan Dolores Costello (née Chamberlain)
1950
Joan Marie Heigh (née Colsey)
Elizabeth M Bittner (née Hampton)
Joseph David Taylor
1951
Theodore W Walter, Jr
Andrew McGlincy
Mary Bannan
Catherine Fayer (née Pacelli)
1952
Mary Hallion (née Oberst)
1953
Patricia Ann McKenna (née McGrory)
Hazel Thomason
1954
Stephen Krywucki, Jr.
Charles “Chuck” Maerten
Thomas Shemeley, Sr
Mary Ann Smith (née Lentz)
1955
Charles P Kallfelz
Marie E Francesconi (née Nardi)
Barbara Madden (née Green)
Cheryl Anne Boyle (née Green)
1956
Frank T Robino
Anne F Reeve (née Loeber)
Richard N Juliani
Audrey Thomas (née Slater)
Reported from July 2024-June 2025
1957
Robert J Buenzle, Esq
Robert F “Bob” O’Kane
Ronalda (Ronnie) Elaine Hogan
Georgine Sands (née Roberts)
Elmer Joseph “Buzz” Galbraith, Jr
Diana Paoli Scholes Crew
Barbara D Muschko
1958
Sharon A McConaghie
Gerard A Harrington
Daniel J Ward
Judith L Caraguso (née Coughlin)
1959
John J Sacca, Sr
Rosemarie L Medlar
Regina Anne Terranova
Dolores Marie Holston
Patricia Ann Watson
1960
Richard P. Stauts
Carl J Gregorio
Joseph O’Brien
Mary “Ginny” McKendrick (née Caputi)
1961
Marie Delores Colangelo
Mary Dianna Corbett
1962
Joseph E Steinhagen, Jr
Daniel J Thompson, Jr
1963
Joseph Sioli
Stephen Novick
Carol A Crandley (née Augustine)
Joseph A Teti
1964
Daniel A Fean
John Canet Quinn
James F Dugan, Jr
1965
Robert J Dromgoole
Barbara Navickas (née Young)
Frances Lee Miller (née Grimley)
1967
Patricia Elizabeth Crawford
Pamela L Short
1968
Thomas F Kuchler
Reverend Paul D Harte
Kevin R Fallon
1969
Martin Sims
1970
William H Pounds, II
1971
Edward P Morley
1972
John F Driver, Jr
1973
Jose Arnaldo Cruz
Mary Ellen McGrath (née Dube)
Cheryl Anne Boyle (née Dearden)
1976
William Reilly
John A Fandetta
1983
Raymond Paul Schultz
1986
James P Dempsey
Former Faculty/Staff
Catherine Tambussi
Msgr William Brennan
Hall of Fame
Marjorie Kenney
Annual Report
2024–2025
“In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.”
– Matthew 5:16
Annual Report of Gifts
2024–2025 Annual Giving
The list that follows includes all donors to Camden Catholic for 2024-2025 (July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025) If your name has been omitted or listed incorrectly, we apologize and ask that you notify alumni@camdencatholic org Thank you for your understanding
Annual Fund Facts
Dr. John Langan & Dr. Judith Nadell
$
Questions regarding any donations through gift annuities, life insurance or wills please contact Jim Hozier at james hozier@camdencatholic org
Denise Wilson ‘86 & Robert Jackson - Lucille Bottura Wilson '58 and Leonard Wilson '58 Scholarship
Chuck ‘72 and Marian GrimleyFrances “Lee” Miller ‘65 Performing Arts Scholarship $50,000.00
Anonymous $48,000.00
Joseph Mazzochette ‘76Kim Frank Mazzochette ‘76 Memorial Scholarship $48,000.00
Gina E. Bargero Living Trust $46,503.00
Mr. Jim Kelly ‘57 - Lyn ‘58 & James Kelly ‘57 Scholarship $40,000.00
Linda M Schilling '70 & James Golubieski $38,900 00
Ronald & Kathleen ‘72 Murphy (The Murphy Foundation) $35,000.00
Pepe & Peggy Piperno $35,000.00
Agnes ‘63 & Jim ‘57 Madden $28,034.00
John DiCiurcio, Jr. ‘74 $25,005.00
Thomas Escott Lizzio '58 & Paula Saker Lizzio Endowed Scholarship Fund $25,000.00
LEGACY IN ACTION:
Alumni Unite for Camden Catholic’s First Ever
This Giving Tuesday, Camden Catholic High School launched its first-ever Battle of the Classes, a spirited, 24-hour alumni giving challenge that turned philanthropy into friendly competition. Graduates from across the decades rallied to represent their class years, donating in suppor t of tuition assistance and newly established class scholarship funds. With bragging rights and recognition on the line, alumni showed up in full force to claim the top spot for their class. In just one day, the community came together to celebrate their shared legacy while making a meaningful impact on current and future students.
Thanks to the success of this inaugural event, Battle of the Classes is poised to become a proud annual tradition at Camden Catholic where every class can compete, give back, and show what it truly means to be par t of the Camden Catholic family.
SPECIAL SHOUT OUT:
It wasn’t just alumni who got in on the action current students joined the Battle of the Classes, too! Congratulations to the Class of 2028 for winning the student competition by raising $97 during the school day. Your generosity and enthusiasm helped make the Battle of the Classes a true school-wide success. Way to go, freshmen!
THE RESULTS!
The Class of 1963 took the top spot, raising an impressive $15,775 to establish their class scholarship fund. They were closely followed by Friends of CCHS (non-alumni donors) with $14,195. Rounding out the leaderboard were the Class of 1972 ($5,450), the Class of 1974 ($5,350), and the Class of 1960 ($3,500). In total, alumni and friends of Camden Catholic raised over $62,000 in just 24 hours a powerful show of suppor t for the next generation of Irish
Secure Your Legacy and the Future of Catholic Education through a Planned Gift to Camden Catholic
Since 1887, Camden Catholic High School has endeavored to educate diverse learners and develop innovative leaders who are steeped in the Catholic tradition of Mercy. For nearly 140 years, this mission has driven our efforts to provide an educational experience rooted in faith, academic excellence, and service to others. As we look to the future, we recognize the vital role our community plays in sustaining and enhancing our mission As a member of that community, one of the most impactful ways you can contribute is through planned giving.
What is Planned Giving?
Planned giving refers to any major gift, made in lifetime or at death as par t of a donor’s overall financial and estate planning. Such gifts often allow donors to make larger contributions than they could from their income These gifts can take many forms and offer many tax benefits, including;
● Beques ts - Including Camden Catholic in your will or trust is a simple and effective way to make a lasting impact while potentially reducing your own estate tax liability.
● Char ita bl e Trus ts (CRTs ) - These trusts provide income to you or your beneficiaries for a set period, after which the remaining assets benefit the school. (By transferring appreciated assets into a CRT, you avoid immediate capital gains tax. The trust can sell the assets without incurring capital gains tax, allowing the entire proceeds to be reinvested )
● Li fe Insurance - By naming Camden Catholic as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy, you can make a significant future gift with relatively modest current costs. (With Camden Catholic named as the beneficiary, the policy proceeds are removed from your estate, potentially reducing estate taxes )
● Retirem ent Plan A ssets - Designating Camden Catholic as a beneficiary of your retirement plan can be a tax-efficient way to suppor t the school (Retirement accounts, such as I RAs and 401(k)s, can be heavily taxed if left to heirs. By naming Camden Catholic as a beneficiary, you can avoid income taxes that might otherwise be due )
How to Get Star ted?
Planning your legacy is a deeply personal and significant decision We invite you to explore the possibilities of planned giving with Camden Catholic. Our Advancement office is here to assist you and your advisors in creating a gift that meets your philanthropic and financial goals.
For more information on planned giving, please co ntact A ngel a Leon e, Di re ctor of Donor Experie nce & Alumni Enga gemen t, at 856- 663-224 7 o r angel a.l eon e@camdencatholic.org. Together, we can secure your legacy and our future while continuing our mission to nur ture minds, hear ts, and spirits.
Thank you for considering this profound way to support our school community.
We invite you to consider pre-planning your funeral arrangements Planning and organizing a funeral for a loved one can be stressful on your family. By making your funeral arrangements in advance you will relieve emotional stress, nancial burden and will ensure that your wishes are honored and carried out in a manner that is meaningful, memorable and to your speci c wishes
Bene ts to you and your family include:
• Allowing your family to focus on healing and remembrance
• Specifying the details of your funeral arrangements.
• Avoiding nancial strain on your family.
• Providing you and your family peace of mind.
• Customizing the music, readings, venue and other aspects of the service
Planning withPurpose
This informative evening features presentations from a local estate attorney, nurse advocate, financial planner, and funeral director offering practical steps to prepare for the future while suppor ting the mission of Camden Catholic High School
If the worst were to happen, are your spouse and children protected? What about your parents? Do they have plans in place so you and your siblings know how to care for them?
Join us for a free seminar designed to help parents, grandparents, and families gain peace of mind through exper t-led guidance on:
● Wills, trusts, & estate planning
● Healthcare directives & end-of-life care
● Financial & retirement planning
● Funeral arrangements
● Creating a legacy through planned giving to Camden
DATE: Monday, Jan uary 26, 2026
TI ME: 6: 00 PM – 8:3 0 PM
LOC ATIO N: Camden Catholi c High School
Enjoy beverages and hors d’oeuvres as you engage in thoughtful conversation and connect with local professionals Al l are welcom e.
RSVP vi a the Q R co de at right.
Ashley Caruso-Condon
Class of 2004
Director - NJ Lic #4948
Denise Caruso (nee Brady) CCHS Class of 1977
Caruso
Class of 1970
Director - NJ Lic #3216
For the 11th consecutive year, CCHS supporters came out in force to celebrate many opportunities to “Pay It Forward” to CCHS From the bagpiper carline to the inschool kickoff assembly and green ice cream at lunches, the Irish Pride was evident throughout the entire day At the all-school kickoff assembly Mr Kettelberger ‘12 and Finn Mazzola ‘27 hosted a Price Is Right competition which allowed students and faculty to Pay It Forward by winning big prizes for the entire school
This year the Advancement Office took it up a notch with a full slate of events throughout Irish Giving Weekend! Thank you to the many alumni, donors and families who came forward to support the 2025 Irish Giving Day events
1,017
$223 462
RAISED $ 2 6 4 , 4 6 8
Over 1,000 donors collectively raised over $260,000 to support Camden Catholic’s continuous efforts to keep the cost of tuition affordable These donors also chose to support designated projects and programs, helping to fund arts, athletics, STEM, scholarships and extracurricular programming
IRISH GIVING DAY WEEKEND
FRIDAY: ALL DAY FUNDRAISING CELEBRATION
SATURDAY: ALL SCHOOL REUNION AT BREWERY 33
ATURDAY: SHAMROCK SHUFFLE 5K RUN/WALK/BARK
2025IRISH GIVINGDAY
5KRUN/WALK
SUNDAY: ALUMNI DAY AT THE PLAY MASS, BRUNCH & TUCK EVERLASTING PERFORMANCE
JOIN THE SHAMROCK SOCIETY
Become a member. Make connections. Be the difference
The Shamrock Society is a premier annual giving club suppor ting The Fund for Camden Catholic. Annual suppor t of The Fund enables us to provide necessary improvements to our academic depar tments, ar t groups and athletic teams. It also provides funding to award scholarships and financial assistance to our students with demonstrated financial need. Approximately 30% of our students receive some form of financial assistance, which all comes from contributions to The Fund.
To Become a Member
Make a gift or pledge of $1,000 or more to The Fund for Camden Catholic during our fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025 and ending June 30, 2026. Membership is renewable annually with a gift of $1,000 or more.
* = New Shamrock Society Member
Ryan & Christina Donato Bailey*
Gina E Bargero Living Trust*
Bill & Anne Barker
Brian & Lisa Begley
Kate '98 & Tim '97 Bieg
The Estate of Rev Msgr William Brennan
Patrick (PJ) Brennan '95
Mr Edward F Brennan
Mr & Mrs Patrick J Brennan
Tom & Sharon Brown
Jackie Brown
Joseph P. Burke '60
Jerry Campbell
Class of 1969
Salvatore Colangelo*
Larry & Sandy Collins
Ed Connell*
John and Kathy Connolly
Theresa (Heim) and Jim Cook
Dennis Corbett '90
Barbara & Bernard Cortese
Frank Costa*
Walter Crossley
Rich & Caitlin (Martin) Crowell '04
Dave and Ellie Cuneo P'03, '04, '08, '09
Frances M D'Ambrisi
Joe Danfield
The Estate of Robert J Degnan*
Katie & Eddy DelSignore
John DiCiurcio, Jr
John Dulczak
Nancy Palombo Ehle and Bob Ehle
George Eisele & Ellen Lawrence-Lee
Noreen Errigo '76
Thomas Escott Lizzio '58 & Paula Saker Lizzio
Admiral & Mrs William J Fallon, USN, Ret
Warren '63 & Suzanne Faulk
Jim and Nancy (Flynn) Faulk '64
Dom Flamini
Ms Kathleen Flynn*
Thomas Fynan '56 & Patricia Brennan Fynan '57 (Deceased)
Thomas and Roxanne Galvin
Tony '68 & Lynn Giorgio
Ritamarie T Giosa
Patricia Amendolia Gotta
Carl J Gregorio, Esq
Chuck and Marian Grimley
Joe and Maria Haas
Barbara Hannon (Gass)
Mrs Ellen Healey
Timothy J Higgins '72
Richard and Carol Hoag
Mr Steven Holman*
Jack and Renee (Laramee) Howard
Brenton Hutchinson
Rosanna N Innes
Helen Arbeiter Gambogi '47
Mrs Margaret Mary McDermott Keeler
Dr. & Mrs. Louis L. Keeler III
John T Kelley
James C Kelly
Charles and Tricia Kelly
John and Barbara Kelly '69
Joseph T and Karen Kenney
A pledge o f $84 a mo nth for 12 mon ths is a $1000 do natio n that ca n help a s tuden t afford a Camden Catholic e ducatio n.
Membership Benefits
• Quar terly state-of-the-school letter from the President
● Advance digital copy of the CCHS Magazine
● Invitation to select home games and events
● Invitation to special pre-reception at the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
● Recognition in Shamrock Society listing within the Annual Repor t
● Special gift
Mr James Kiefer*
Brian and Kim Kirwan
Dr and Mrs Joseph A Kuchler
Mr John Langan & Dr Judith Nadell
Dr John Legere
Joe Levy '87
Jim Lumley
Jim Lynch
Mary Lyons
Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden
Dr. Marjorie Madden & Mike Madden
Margaret McKee Madison '64
Susanna McArdle Marren
Msgr Andrew Martin
The Martino Family*
Chris Masso*
Joseph Mazzochette*
Connie McAneney MD
Jim McCauley '81
James M McGrath
Dr John F & Barbara (Smith) McInerney
Major General (Ret.) James McIntosh '56
Kelly Sweeney McMullin*
Jack Messick
Tony & Peggy (Testa) Messina
Edward Moseley *
Ronald & Kathleen Murphy
AJ Nanni, Jr
Joseph '76 and MaryEllen Nardi
Kathryn Smaldore '52 Noble
Bill & Tricia (Hunt) O'Callaghan
Jay '76 & Lisa O'Donnell
Tom & Donna Paolini
Greg Peterson '71
Howard Pfeffer
Pepe and Peggy Piperno
Frank Preston*
Kristen and Jack Pund
Ed Radetich '72
Mr Dean Ragone
Marie (Baldyga) Ralbusky '69
Charles & Mary Ann Reed
John '83 & Carol '85 (Patzer) Sawn
Linda M Schilling '70 & James Golubieski
Martin '58 & Valerie (Reiss '59) Schlindwein
Frank Sheahan
Nancy and Harry Singer
Robert Christopher Skaf Foundation
William Staffieri*
Gary Steimetz
Barbara Strasser
Mr Charles Tagland
Ralph & Heather (Enriquez) Tallman '88
Lois Quigley Trani
Robert N Viggiano
Libby & William Weatherby
Dennis & Marilyn Weatherby
Craig & Tracy (Honey) Williams
Robert Jackson & Denise Wilson*
Tricia (Kenney) '73 and John '72 Wixted
Joanna Yantosh*
Diane Zannoni
Walt Zimolong
T Q S Construction, LLC*
MEMORIAL GIFTS
Camden Catholic is grateful to have received many contributions in honor and memory of special friends, family, students, alumni, and faculty. These contributions are a beautiful and meaningful tribute to these gone-but-not-forgotten members of the CCHS family.
IN MEMORY OF:
Ann & Lewis Notarfrancesco (Camden Catholic's Greatest Need)
Louis & Lindsay Hanna
Anne Gentlesk Torchia (Swimming)
Mr & Mrs Christopher Torchia
Barbara Madden (Athletic Dept)
Paul Minton
Carol A Burke (Scholarship and Tuition Assistance)
Rev Paul D Harte (Camden Catholic's Greatest Need)
Marge Hutchinson McElroy '68
Paul H. Hasson (Camden Catholic's Greatest Need)
Dr John Legere
Philip D Brennan (Scholarship and Tuition Assistance)
Ms Marie Brennan
Richard Chibbaro (Performing Arts)
Stacy Szurek
Richard J. Noble (Camden Catholic's Greatest Need)
Kathryn Smaldore '52 Noble
Rita Botti (Girls Lacrosse)
Aman Khan
Ronald Nickerson (Francis McArdle Memorial Scholarship for Veteran Families)
Warren ‘63 & Suzanne Faulk
Sister Mary Winifred (Library Fund)
Pat (Sariego '66) and Wally Brown
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Donations are still accepted for any of these memorial funds. Please write the memorial designee in the memo of the check. Anyone who would like to set up a memorial fund for their loved one may email Jim Hozier at james.hozier@camdencatholic.org
Annual Report of Gifts
Memorial Gifts
(continued)
Theodore W Walter (Camden Catholic's Greatest Need)
Dr Bill Anderson
Anthony Gigi
Mrs Adriana Kerin
Celeste Murray
Lisa Wasserman
Theodore W Walter (Scholarship and Tuition Assistance)
Amy Walter-McGinley
Patrick Smarrito
Thomas A Kenney (Camden Catholic's Greatest Need)
Marjorie Kenney O'Brien
Thomas G Francesconi (Camden Catholic's Greatest Need)
Kelly Sweeney McMullin
Thomas Smaldore (Camden Catholic's Greatest Need)
Joanne Smaldore Wetherspoon
Thomas Smaldore (Scholarship and Tuition Assistance)
Sharon Kolnik
Virginia “Ginny” McKendrick (Boys Basketball)
Mike & Kathy Caputi
Virginia “Ginny” McKendrick (Football)
Paul & Sandra Caputi
Virginia “Ginny” McKendrick (Girls Basketball)
Mike & Kathy Caputi
Walter L Heim (Walter L Heim
Jr Scholarship)
Mark Harris
William Staffieri
Brett Staffieri
Laura Cook
Shannon Rhodes
Rachel Simonetti
Kathleen Rivers
William B Collier (Camden Catholic's Greatest Need)
Mary Anne Collier
Msgr. William Brennan (Camden Catholic's Greatest Need)
Marilyn A Bender
Pat (Sariego '66) and Wally Brown
Patricia C Cole
Anne Marie Gavin
David A MacDonald
Marie J Marchesani
Colin & Mary Whipkey
William Brennan (Tuition Assistance)
Mrs Patricia Jordan
Msgr Andrew Martin
William J Casey (Camden Catholic's Greatest Need)
Christen Jeckell
Giving Clubs
Emerald $20,000+
Legacy
$10,000 - $19,999
Founder $5,000 - $9,999
Mercy
$2,500 - $4,999
Shamrock
The Irish
$1,000 - $2,499
$500 - $999
Spire $250 - $499
Century $100-249
Green & White $10 to $99
* 5+ consecutive years of giving ** 10+ consecutive years of giving *** 15+ consecutive years of giving ☘ Irish Giving Day Donor
Class of 1946
% Participation: 1 06
Total Committed: $275 00
Spire
Ruth L Wilkerson*** Green & White
Claire Master Bauman '46 ☘
Class of 1947
% Participation: 0 50
Total Committed: $2,000.00
Shamrock
Helen Arbeiter Gambogi '47 ***☘
Class of 1948
% Participation: 0 91
Total Committed: $1,100 00
Shamrock
Frances M D'Ambrisi ☘
Century
Jean Tasch Gardner *** ☘
Class of 1949
% Participation: 1 33
Total Committed: $225 00
Century
Louise Prause Houwen '49* ☘
Mary Lou McCarthy Venella ☘
Green & White
Mary J Schmidt
Class of 1950
% Participation: 1.61
Total Committed: $400 00
Century
Bernadette Magann Baylor ***☘
Joseph McGinley *** ☘ Green & White
Joseph Costanzo
E Janet Roselli DiCiurcio *☘
Class of 1951
% Participation: 0 80
Total Committed: $151 00
Century
Dr Bill Anderson
Green & White
Rita Heeter ☘
Class of 1952
% Participation: 2 49
Total Committed: $2,910 00
Shamrock
Kathryn Smaldore '52 Noble
The Irish
Annabella Barber Verna
Century
Patricia Dennis Alemi *☘
Fred & Betty Walker ** ☘☘
Green & White
Mr Vincent Sabatino
Mrs Mary Delores Loftus Simon
Barbara Kaufmann Taylor** ☘
Class of 1953
% Participation: 3 08
Total Committed: $2,475.00
Shamrock
Mrs Margaret Mary McDermott
Keeler ☘
The Irish
Hugh S Gallagher
Margaret (Staats'53) and Bill
Heath ***
Century
Cono A Micale ***
Green & White
Anna Catalani Buondonno
Francis Carpinelli
Joseph Embres
Sharon Kolnik ☘
Hermenia Neal Spann ☘
Class of 1954
% Participation: 3 46
Total Committed: $5,128 30
Mercy
George Eisele & Ellen Lawrence-
Lee *** ☘
Shamrock
Robert N Viggiano ***☘
The Irish
Anthony Guerrieri *** ☘
Century
Mary Ann (Martin) Boylan ☘
Thomas J McHugh, Sr * ☘
Green & White
Carol Ballay Gillece **
Mary Costello Lickfeld ***☘
Mary St John McElhinney ☘
Gail Dalsey O'Neill
Rosalie Mignogna Stevenson '54
Class of 1955
% Participation: 3 09
Total Committed: $2,850 00
Shamrock
Frank Preston ☘
The Irish
Richard & Marilyn Kelly *** ☘
Dick '55 and Mary Beth '56
Smith ***☘
Century
Richard G Gigliotti
Joseph W Haldeman ** ☘
Sergio Tobia
Philip F Travaline '55 ☘
Green & White
Harry F Thiel ** ☘
Catherine J Wade (Shute)
Class of 1956
% Participation: 6.30
Total Committed: $11,144 00
Mercy
Dom Flamini ***
Shamrock
Jerry Campbell ***
Thomas Fynan '56 & Patricia
Brennan Fynan '57 (Deceased)
Major General (Ret ) James McIntosh '56 * ☘
Edward Moseley *** ☘
The Irish
Kathryn Braun Bolich ☘
Mr Thomas Dolan
Spire
Alfred Sauter
Century
Sidra Hobbs-Fernie ☘
Francis P McLaughlin '56
Patricia C Donaghue Morgan ☘
Marianne H O'Donnell * ☘
Walter G Sandell, Jr '56*
Barbara A Williams, RSM '56 *** ☘
Green & White
Mrs Catherine Gallagher Riebel ☘
Albert W Stanley
Helen Wilson Zaengle ***
Class of 1957
% Participation: 6 94
Total Committed: $78,549 21
Emerald
James C Kelly * Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden *** ☘
Founder
Jim Lynch *** ☘
Shamrock
Lois Quigley Trani ** ☘
The Irish
Robert B Burke ☘
Peggy Maguire Groce '57 **
Diane Meschini Murray
Spire
John J Gallagher ***
Eleanor Martello Kelly ***
Century
Mary Anne Collier * ☘
Robert Vincent Gartland ☘
Frank Green
Catherine Dolan Heimerl ☘
Dave Krause ☘
Martin & Maureen (Chalfant) Lowther* ☘
Anonymous
Elizabeth P May ***
Mary Murray Sheil ***
Patricia Martin Sinon ***
Green & White
Rita Macey Bernert ☘v
Joan Pike Billman ☘
Teresa A Morgan ** ☘
Class of 1958
% Participation: 3.19
Total Committed: $28,135 00
Emerald
Thomas Escott Lizzio '58 & Paula Saker Lizzio ***☘
Shamrock
Martin '58 & Valerie (Reiss '59)
Schlindwein
Century
Mrs Mary Beadling
William A Fanelle* ☘
Mary L Foster ☘
James L Griffith
Patricia Mallon Keppeler *** ☘
Green & White
Patricia Whelan McLaughlin ☘
William R Paull ☘
Barbara Franzki Rio ☘
Eileen McNulty Wallace ☘
Class of 1959
% Participation: 4 77
Total Committed: $2,500 00
The Irish
Bernard A Pekala, MD ***
Bruce & Patricia Sariego Wright***
Spire
James L Curran ** ☘
Century
Alan Anderer ** ☘
Mr Donald R Chierici, Jr
Albert E DePrince, Jr
Gerald Kelly *
Mary Jane Gentlesk Kennedy *
Albert ‘59 & Carol ‘58 Holt Schuler
☘
Kathleen "Runner" Smith '59
Green & White
Kathleen M Arleth ☘
Patricia Linskey Cregan
Jo Ann Daniels D'Andrea ☘
Carole Gernhardt Johnson
Amy Ambrogia Mastil '59* ☘
William H Schade
Mary Claire Campbell Stoll
Joanne Smaldore Wetherspoon ** ☘
Class of 1960
% Participation: 6.03
Total Committed: $19,205 00
Legacy
Charles & Mary Ann Reed
Shamrock
Joseph P Burke '60 ***
Walter Crossley
Carl J Gregorio, Esq ***
Msgr Andrew Martin ***☘
Barbara Strasser **☘
Spire
Dennis & Evelyn O'Brien*
Mr William Taylor
Helena Gowan Volansky ** ☘
Century
Cindy Smith Himes
Robert J Long ☘
Joan Macey
Robert F Maerten ☘
Gerry Barbera Marchetty *** ☘
Green & White
Harry G Ruhle Jr
Marie Pagliaro Shreves *** ☘
Bob and Pauline Villa
Class of 1961
% Participation: 2 41
Total Committed: $930 00
Spire
Margaret Campbell Rapa ** ☘
Century
Dolores Mecca Bendorf ** ☘
Mary Cahill
Harry J Kyler *** ☘
John F Sacca ☘
Patricia Doyle Villano *** ☘
Green & White
Carole Viggiano Finacaro
Anita Hartig
Jim Hockin ☘
Class of 1962
% Participation: 3 71
Total Committed: $4,775 00
Shamrock
Frank Sheahan
The Irish
Jim Higgins ***
James '62 and Melanie '64
Feriozzi Lord ☘
James McNasby ***
Dorothy J & James W Schultz ***
Anonymous '62 ** Spire
Tom & Marie (Nasuti) Barbera* ☘
Mike Foley ☘
Edward Fox
Century
James and Carole (Streahle) Conner '62 & '61 ☘
Carl & Eileen Cuneo ☘
Margie Strasser Ricci ** Green & White
Carolyn Troendle Smith
Class of 1963
% Participation: 7 30
Total Committed: $32,658 80
Legacy
James M McGrath ** ☘
Mercy
Admiral & Mrs William J Fallon, USN, Ret **
Richard ‘63 and Carol Hoag ***
Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike Madden *** ☘
Shamrock
Warren '63 & Suzanne Faulk *☘
Libby & William Weatherby ☘
Walt Zimolong ☘
The Irish
James Leimkuhler*** ☘
Spire
Mary Anne McAnally-Baltish '63** ☘
Jim Bigley *** ☘
John F Corbett
Joan Francesconi ‘63* ☘
Century
Mary Charles Clark ** ☘
Rich and Bernadette DiLullo**
Captain Joe Lario USN (Ret)
Eileen (Becker) Lish '63 * ☘
Mary Anne Randazzo McGee '63 ☘
Gus Moseley***
Robert Nardi ☘
Leonard & Vicki Orzechowski **☘
Barbara (Fudro) Smith ☘
James Viggiano *** ☘
Green & White
Carol Olesiewicz Berry '63 *** ☘
George & Kathy Eckert* ☘
Gerry (Seeman) McCloskey
Gerri Stanton McDowell '63
Eugene J Reilly ☘
Class of 1964
% Participation: 6 36
Total Committed: $6,597 06
Mercy
Margaret McKee Madison '64 **☘
Shamrock
Jim and Nancy (Flynn) Faulk '64 * The Irish
Patricia Phipps
Spire
Barbara & Patrick Carr ☘
Loretta Cianci-Watson *** ☘
Paricia DePersia-Westerfer, '64 ***☘
Century
Kathleen Smith Duffy ** ☘
Bernard Egan * ☘
Ellen K Gangemi ** ☘
Perpetua Deery Hendricks * ☘
Kathleen Casey Kirschling
Mary McGinley ☘
Deacon & Mrs James H Rocks ☘
Jane Grady Whalen ** ☘
Green & White
Antoinette M (Cichan) Andraka ☘
Capt John J Felloney, USN (Ret )
Michael McBride ☘
Joanne McCarron ☘
Pat (Pecca) '64 & Zen '64
Mikulski
Elly Stover Poupard ☘
Dr Stephanie Tortu *
Class of 1965
% Participation: 5.95
Total Committed: $53,100 00
Emerald
Anonymous ☘
Shamrock
Ed Connell *
Dr John Legere*
The Irish
Claire Pfeffer * ☘
Spire
Mary Ellen Tolson Flinn ** ☘
Anonymous '65 ☘
Joyce Monsees (Gini) '65 ** ☘
Ms Mary Taylor ☘
Century
Anna L Cirullo
Clayton J Gillette ☘
Catherine Wilson Grohe * ☘
Christopher Joniec *** ☘
Maureen Carroll McLoone '65*
Barbara Ann Milch ☘
Joyce (Gini '65), Wayne, and Scott Monsees * ☘
Charles M Snowman *
Patricia ( May) Zielinski * ☘
Green & White
Bob Bigham
Mrs June Campbell ☘
Nancy Germanotta Forsyth ☘
Frances Lee Miller
Joanne Cassidy Spirito ** ☘
Class of 1966
% Participation: 7 22
Total Committed: $16,145 00
Legacy
Procacci Family Foundation ***
☘
Shamrock
John T Kelley *** ☘
Dr and Mrs Joseph A Kuchler
The Irish
Richard McCarthy and Naomi White*
Spire
Mike & Kathy Caputi *** ☘
William E Dunleavy
Nancy Domako Howard **
Dennis Rooney **
Mr Lawrence J Winters
Century
Ms Marie Brennan ☘
Pat (Sariego '66) and Wally Brown** ☘
James Calore
Mrs Virginia Boyd Ciocci
Josephine A (Wilson) Clausen** ☘
Maureen Deegan DiNisio ☘
Major Jim Diamond
Mrs Cynthia DiGregorio
Mrs Regina Hart
Jeffrey Heller
Mary Anne Hess ☘
Mrs Suzanne A Jahn
Mrs Eileen McCloskey
Green & White
Mrs Ann K Buki ☘
Thomas & Julie D'Alesandro* ☘
Mr John C Deen, Jr
Mrs Linda A Falcone
Kathy and Jerry Huffman
Ms Carol A Mackiewicz
Mary Ann D'Agostino Niedrich '66
Lorraine Gloster Powell ☘
Josephine Leonardo Tomarchio ☘
Class of 1967
% Participation: 7 88%
Total Committed: $13,906 52
Founder
Thomas & Sharon Brown **☘
Shamrock
Bill & Anne Barker***
Ms Kathleen Flynn ☘
Barbara Hannon (Gass) ***
Howard Pfeffer * ☘
Diane Zannoni***
The Irish
Vince Torno ***
Spire
Joseph M Martella ☘
Carol Theriault ☘
Century
Patrick Abiuso ☘
William Bigham ☘
Nancy DiAntonio
Mary Ann Biancosino Hill '67* ☘
Paul Messina *** ☘
Ms Cathleen Nevins * ☘
Marjorie Kenney O'Brien ☘
Kathleen Phillips Robbins * ☘
Florence Mojta Rotondo * ☘
Annual Report of Gifts
Bob Ruggero ☘
Ben & Teresa (Weikel) Santoro **
The Fisher Girls (Kathy, Barbara, Patty)
Kathleen Johnson Taylor ** ☘
Ursula Amendolia Vermillion ** ☘
Patricia Lynch Weber ** ☘ Green & White
Mr Harold Borek ☘
MaryJo Lombardo Chase
Gerry Delengowski * ☘
Dr Janet DiSeveria Friedman
Doreen Fretz-Perez ☘
Class of 1968
% Participation: 7 77
Total Committed: $20,230 39
Legacy
Anonymous
Mercy
Tony '68 & Lynn Giorgio ** ☘
Shamrock
Mr & Mrs Patrick J Brennan ** ☘
Barbara & Bernard Cortese **☘
Ritamarie T Giosa*
Dr John F & Barbara (Smith) McInerney ☘
Jack Messick ** ☘
The Irish
Tom Holland***
Frank & Michele Law *** ☘
Marge Hutchinson McElroy '68 *** ☘
Donna Crovetti Taylor *** ☘ Spire
Angela D'Italia
Patricia Parisi Knepler* ☘
Charles and Andrea Maimone '68**
Maryann Wixted-Weyer*
Century
Adrienne Vece Bilotta ** ☘
Dennis Bush * ☘
Anthony Oswald
Elaine Sirna Shaughnessy** ☘
Joseph Tamney '68 Green & White
Susan DeCicco *
Mary Duffin Good *
Tom Madden ☘
Class of 1969
% Participation: 9 27
Total Committed: $8,612 00
Shamrock
Class of 1969
John and Kathy Connolly
Patricia Amendolia Gotta **☘
John and Barbara Kelly '69 ☘
Marie (Baldyga) Ralbusky '69* ☘
The Irish
Dr & Mrs John R Scranton *
Spire
Patrice Murray Fersch '69
Charles Manning
Century
Noreen Nugent Baker* ☘
Bonnie Loeber Boyle ☘
Bruce Caridi ☘
John DeLuca Sr ☘
Ronald DiAmore ☘
Margaret Knox***
Patrick La Pella***
Marianne Neri Monek '69 ☘
Bill Patterson ☘
Patricia Powell
Joe Uhland '69 ☘
Green & White
Paul '69 and Sandra '70 Caputi** ☘
Joseph Duffin Jr ☘
Jeanne Lucas King* ☘
Maryanne Taylor Marshall
Class of 1970
% Participation: 2 96
Total Committed: $42,270 24
Emerald
Linda M Schilling '70 & James Golubieski *** ☘
The Irish
Rick '70 & Denise (Brady) Caruso '77 **
Claire Lyle Keane '70 ☘
Mr Anthony Murry ☘
Eileen Horan Rabbitt *** ☘
Spire
Bob Chrzanowski MD '70 ☘
Hon Joseph Mussomeli ☘
Century
Kathleen Kenney Collura
Patricia M Corbett
Dennis McDonald**
Kathleen Ward Niedt* ☘
Mr James Wixted *
Green & White
Joseph N Bancer ☘
Walter Chezanowski ☘
Class of 1971
% Participation: 4 25
Total Committed: $7,050 83
Shamrock
Susanna McArdle Marren
Greg Peterson '71
The Irish
Linda Carrick '71 *
Dennis & Martha DeMayo** ☘
Michael Doyle
Joan Kenney-Romano
Edwin W Tevis Jr *** ☘
Spire
Bill Bennett
Brian Leahy *** ☘
Mr Neal Murray*
John J Walker '71
Century
Patricia Ferro Fields '71 ☘
Tom Kelly ☘
Patricia Sirna Nordt *** ☘
Kevin & Kathryn (Ferrari) O'Hara
Anita Robison Pallas ☘
Sheila Keating Tartamosa ☘
Mrs Diane Belz Tortu ☘
Green & White
Janet Fandetta Indelicato*
Mrs Kathleen Judge ☘
John Pasquarello ***
Mary Mills Swerling '71
Annual Report of Gifts
Class of 1972
% Participation: 6 01
Total Committed: $98,337 90
Emerald
Chuck ‘72 and Marian Grimley*
Ronald & Kathleen ‘72 Murphy
Founder
Tricia (Kenney) '73 and John '72
Wixted *** ☘
Mercy
Timothy J Higgins '72 ** ☘
Shamrock
Ed Radetich '72
The Irish
George Beppel ***
Spire
John Carley ☘
Mr Joseph A Gambardello '72 ☘
Ms Pamela Palazzo '72 ** ☘
Donna Spence Scanlon * ☘
Century
Steve '72 & Susan Schmidt '72
Bagocius
Kris Corda ☘
Diane Kizeik Donatoni
Patricia Francescone '72 ** ☘
Connie McDonough Hoyle '72*
Kevin and Linda (Mazzochette)
Hughes ☘
Georgiann Vinci Jaworskyj '72
Scott Kenniff ☘☘
James Mills ☘
Mr Dennis M Mohan ** ☘
Joe Schanberger '72 ***
Steve Startare ☘
Green & White
Mr Joseph Angelastro '72 ☘
Barbara Fisher '72 * ☘
Joann Ninfa Giannola '72 * ☘
Cassie Douress Iacovelli ☘
Linda Ott
Judith Panetta
Diane (Delaney) Pilone ** ☘
Judy Tobia-Johnson
Class of 1973
% Participation: 7 08
Total Committed: $5,776 30
Shamrock
Connie McAneney MD *** ☘
The Irish
Tom '73 and Linda Donato * ☘
Mike Ferris '73*
Spire
Norma & Larry Costello ☘
The YaYas - Class of 1973
Mary Hunt Harding * ☘
Maria La Pella *** ☘
Gloria Maccaroni * ☘
Century
Bill and Terri (Lobach) Burke
Mr & Mrs C William Burke
Adele Bennie Carlin ☘
Jim and Debbie (Martucci) Cox ☘
Joseph & Ruth Crean* ☘
Christine Borden Goss ☘
Nancy O'Donnell Gaddis ** ☘
Mrs Adriana Kerin
Phyllis Horn Koch ** ☘
Anonymous
Mrs Terri McVey
Susan Navarra ☘
Eugene Schiavo
Green & White
Mr Michael Karbach ☘
Mrs Karen Greene Kessler ☘
Pat Knast Snyder ☘
Patricia Heaney Terranella '73
Class of 1974
% Participation: 10 51
Total Committed: $35,778 25
Emerald
John DiCiurcio, Jr ***
Mercy
Rosanna N Innes ☘
Kristen and Jack Pund *** ☘
The Irish
Mary Deighan Herbert '74
Denise Kelly Moore
John Pisa
Mary Roberts Tarson
Mr and Mrs James Vendetti
Spire
Janice L Caniglia Shapiro '74* ☘
Century
Mary J Cooper
Steve Drake '74 ***
Mark J and Cynthia Sanchirico
Suzanne Tierney ** ☘
Green & White
Denise Belz Alexander
Dennis Archible
Roberta Barsotti
Ed Dolan
Donna Hooven Frithsen & David
Discenza *
Donna G Davis
Marisa Griffin DeGennaro
Barbara A Jones ☘
Jerome Kelleher
Brian Kelly
Susan Lander
Joan Riley* ☘
Joseph Roberts
Kathy Turse
Class of 1975
% Participation: 6 32
Total Committed: $4,902.40
Shamrock
Nancy and Harry Singer ** ☘
The Irish
Michelle Sears Jones**
Kevin & Mary Ann O'Brien*** ☘
Mrs Valerie Wujcik
Spire
Bob and Mary Jane Coyle
Timothy & Marybeth O'Brien * ☘
Dominic & Chrisy Palladino ** ☘
Century
Mrs Jeanne Cona ☘
Robert DiMaio
Patricia Fisher * ☘
Donna Matera * ☘
Jim & Mary Ann Casey Miles '75
Kathleen DiPascale Thorp ☘
Tom Uliase
The Whitmore Family - Karen '75, Brian '04, Ashleigh '08, Kayleigh '15* ☘
Offering our most sincere thanks to this dedicated group of donors who have shown their support for Camden Catholic for over 20 years! Catherine McAuley once said, “We should all be shining lamps giving light around us.” We extend love and gratitude to our most loyal supporters for shining their lamps so that others may follow.
20+ YEARS OF GIVING
Bernadette Magann Baylor 50
George F Beppel ‘72
Carol Olesiewicz Berry '63
Kathryn Braun Bolich ‘56
Mike & Kathy Caputi ‘66
Jerry Campbell ‘56
Anna L Cirullo ‘65
Loretta A Cianci-Watson ‘64
Mrs Josephine Wilson Clausen 66
Elizabeth B Delaney ‘55
Patricia DePersia-Westerfer ‘64
Mr Robert P DiStanislao '78
Carl R Dolente ‘84
Steve Drake '74
Dom Flamini ‘56
Patricia Fisher ‘75
John J Gallagher ‘57
Jean Tasch Gardner ‘48
Tony '68 & Lynn Giorgio ‘68
Anthony Guerrieri ‘54
Barbara Hannon (Gass) ‘67
Tom Holland ‘68
Bill Hobbs '81
Diane Wasyluk Iardella '83
John T Kelley ‘66
Richard and Marilyn Kelly ‘55
Joseph T and Karen Kenney P'16, '19
Dr & Mrs Louis L Keeler III ‘78
Brian and Kim Kirwan 92
Margaret Knox ‘69
Frank & Michele Law ‘68
Mary Costello Lickfeld ‘54
Charles & Andrea Maimone ‘68
Gerry Barbera Marchetty ‘60
Msgr Andrew Martin ‘60
Joseph McGinley ‘50
Paul Messina 67
Tony & Peggy (Testa) Messina ‘76
Gus Moseley ‘63
Kevin & Mary Ann O'Brien ‘75
Carol Olesiewicz Berry '63
John Pasquarello ‘71
Kristen and Jack Pund
Eileen Horan Rabbitt ‘70
David M Ragonese
Dean Ragone
Charles & Mary Ann Reed ‘60
Linda M Schilling '70 & James Golubieski
Mary Murray Sheil ‘57
Edwin W. Tevis Jr. ‘71
Patricia Doyle Villano ‘61
Ruth L Wilkerson ‘46
Barbara A Williams, RSM '56
Tricia (Kenney) '73 and John '72 Wixted
Bruce & Patricia Sariego Wright ‘59
Diane Zannoni ‘67
Annual Report of Gifts
The Kiely Family P'08, '11*
Marie Mosquera
Mike & Kathy'88 O'Callaghan P'18, '21, '23
Patricia Phipps P'86, '89
Audrey & Daniel Rice P'09
Rotaeche Family P'24, '26 *
Rudolf Rotter '91 *
Brian Shannon P'22, '24 *
Jim & Mickey Steinitz P'96, '98, 00 *
Michelle Tartamosa P' 24, '26*
Spire
The Arnot Family P'24, '27*
Kathleen and Chris Bernhardt P'27
Kathleen Brennan P'27, '28
Justin & Alissa Davis P'28
Deiwert Family P'24, '26, '29*
Steve & Peggy Feld P'98, '04, '07***
Joseph Fisher & Donna Semola P'21, '23, '25 *
Marie Gaudite P'26
Jean Huggins P'04*
Mr and Mrs George Hutchinson P'00, 02, '04, '09*
Lisa and Donald Kehoe P'27
Garry & Holly Wall P'27
Lisa Kopcho P'23, '25
Charles Lacey P'25
Bill and Kim Martin P'25
Melissa Prince P'27, '29
Harold Schaevitz P'27
Amy Scherrer P'27
Audrey DiCianno Sheridan P'27 *
Michael Thompson P'23*
Loan Truong P'28
Larry & Charlotte Usignol P'23, '25
Christina & Mark Worthington P'08, '09, '11
Century
Paula Alban P'28
Debra Albright '09
Beth & Edward Alfaro P'23, '25 *
Mark & Susana Arencibia P'20
Mr and Mrs Emmanuel J Argentieri P'17
The Atwell Family P'91, '93, '95, '99 *
Melissa Baldwin P'27
Justin Bennett P'28
Gene & Jessica Barsocchi P'28
Bianco Family P'26
Peter & Ann Bloss P'10, '14, '16
Kristin Campbell P'28
Mr & Mrs Candito P'28
John Carney P'27
Sarina Corbett P'23, '25
Dennis, Sr and Nancy Corbett P'91
Jim Crawford P'97, '99, '06**
Terri Crowley P'25, '27
LaTonia DeanBrown P'20, '25
Jessica Diaz P'29
Julie Donnelly P'
Anonymous P'88, '92, '00
Donna Gianvito P'26
Gillern Family P'27, P'29
The Gould Family P'27
Stephanie Greeby P'26
Kristina and Rodger Guerra P'20, '23, '27*
Louis & Lindsay Hanna P’27
Rachel & Tim Healey P'26
Bob and Kate Houck P'19
Arthur Hwang P'23, '26
Patricia Ingelido '28
Maria D Jackson P'26
Lucia Jimenez P'27
Jamel and Adrain Jones P'25
Kelly Family P' 19, '23, '25, '28
Mike & Rory Keough P'04, '06, '13
Kathleen Casey Kirschling P'88, G'24
Walter Kirwan P'84, '85, '88, '92
Michael Kubak P'27, '28
John Ladner P'22, '24 '27
The LeCato Family P'19, '23
Matt and Janine Lenguadoro P'11, '13
The Haas Family P'24, '26
Tram Mai-Tran P'22, '28
The Martino Family P'27
Amad Green & Ana Matos Green P'18, '25
Mr & Mrs Brian McGettigan P'24, '26, '29*
Jack & Kara McGough P'23
Steven Michaud P'24
Sheila Mikkelson P'28
Mr and Mrs Joseph Miller Jr P'07, '13
Dana Nevedomsky P'28
Denise O'Donnell P'27
Robert O'Donnell P'19
Jessica O'Neill P'27
The Ott Family P'27
Jaime (Brown) & Frank Patullo '94 P'25, '27 *
Danielle Paul '26
Ozie & Amallia Pela P'28
John Doe P'25
Anne Picciano P'24
The Pisasale Family P'23, '27
Paul Price P'26
Michele Pro P'26, '29
Mr & Mrs Thomas Rafter P'25
Rigoberto Ramos Castellanos P'26
Reali Family P'29
Len and Christina Rebilas P'22
Pamela Reynolds P'27
Heather Roberts P'27, '29
Christine Roser P'26*
Brian and Ruth Sartori P'25
Kate Muehlhauser Scully P'28
Lisa Smith P'28
Shannon Sorino P'20, '23
Eric and Amy Swanson P'27
Michelle Sweeney P'27
Mr & Mrs Christopher Torchia P'22, '27
Lidia Trinidad P'28
Michelle and Tom Wagner P'24, '27
Angela Waldron P'28
Fred & Betty Walker P'79 **
Brent & Kelly Wallace P'28
Colin and Mary Whipkey P'01, '03, '05 ***
Craig & Tracy (Honey) Williams P'22
Wayne Wolk P'26
Emily Wood P' 25, '28
Green & White
Rosario Family P'27
Antoinette Amodei P'27
Angers Family P'28
Christel Aquino P' 25
Renate Armand P'28
Marc Armand P'28
Christina Ashton P'25
Robert Babnew P'23, '25
Dr Enakshi Bajpai, DO P'28
Laurel Ballentine-Carney P' 27
The Hagan Family (Myrlandria Hagan '28)
Kim Balzer P'25, '26
Jennifer Barr P'28
Erin Basso P'23, '27, '28, '29
Ms Irma Beasley P'20, '25
Dawn Bent P'23, 25*
Bamby Enriquez Bergeron P'25
Stacy Bernotas
Miss Stacy Blackshear P'26
The Bock Family P'28
Laura & Linus Bolden P'28
Erica Bowman P'26
The Brady Family P'19, '23, '27
Mr & Mrs Kevin Brown P'24, '26, '28
Shamirah Brown-Butler P'29
Monique Bullock P'26
Susan Bunnell-Jackson P'25
Beth Burton P'25, '28
Patricia & George B Carr P'13, '18
Kelly Carr P'24, '28
The Carerro Family P'27
Carmila Carucci P'24
Stephanie Casiano P'28, '29
Dominique Chapman P'28
Lauren Chestnut P'29
Catherine Chukwueke P'18, '19, '22, '23, '26, '27
Lisa Cimino P'21, '27
Michael & Donna Clear P'23
Joy Congleton P'25
Rachel Coughenour P'27
Mr Joseph M Coyle '91 P'23
Mary Coyle
Matty Crawford P'23, '28 *
Timothy Crowley P'25, '27
Erika Cruz Delgado P'27
Solomon Cummings P'28
Tracey Daniels P'27
Tina Deiwert P'24, '26, '29*
Frank & Karen DeLano P'26
Alan & Maria Delena P'27
Rob and Suzanne Delfino P'24, '27
Krista Dougherty P'22, '26
Jennifer Earney P'27
Mr and Mrs Cavan Eccleston P'27, '29
Laura Eckert P'27
Lillianne & Daniel Eggers P'28
Kristen Elmi P'28
Ellen Esguerra P'23, '26, '27
Maria Espinosa P'25
Courtney Finn P'26
John & Tracy Fleming P'28, '29
Mrs Carol Folcher and Mr Kurt Folcher P'
Adrienne Fowler P'28
Colleen Frazee P'26
Caitlin Freeland P'26
Mary Gabbett P'28
Christopher Gallagher P'26
Deborah Gardiner P'28
The George Family P'23, '26
The Goldins P'28
Omar Gonzalez P'25
Iwona Gora P'27
Nancy Granroth P'25
Debra Grau P'27
Patricia Grau P'25
Jen Green P'28
Tara Grimmie P'28
William Hanifen P'28
Nela Hascakova-Stojcevova P'28
Michael Haywood P'23, '25
Desiree Hernandez P'27
The Hoban Family P'20, '23, '26
Tamie Hobbs P'18, '22, '27
Kathy and Jerry Huffman
Iaccio Family P'26
Elizabeth Illuminati P'28
Meghan Jack P'27, '29
Tiffani Jackson P'26
Krisitina Jones P'27
Omene Joseph P'25
Kevin Joyce P'26
Genevre Kane P'23, '26
Kathleen Kelly P'26
Amy Kelly P'28
Dorothy Kliniewski P'28
Victoria Korman P'26
Nga Lam P'28
Ms Dina Laser P' 28
Jeffrey & Diane Leber P'24
John Leibrand P'25
Jennifer Livingston P' 27
Charlotte Lyons P'25, '27
Christine Magee P'27
Jeffrey Marino P'25
Dawn Marsan P'24, '25*
John and Kim Martinelli P'25
Isa Martinez P'27
Melissa Martinez P'25
Nick Martino P'26
Tom McHugh '81 & Denise McHugh P'19
Michele McKnight P'26
Nikki McNamara P'24, '27
Arlene McNinch '25
Jessica Melchiorre '28
Omar and Darika Mieles P'26
Rolf Mikkelson P'28
Christin Miller P'28
Krystn Mills P'27
Michelle Mitchell P'25
Bridgett Moore P'28
Blanca Moreno P'26
Tifanie Kline P'29
Joe Muhlberger P'28
Elizabeth Murphy P'25, '26, '29
Kristin Murphy-Slaton P'26
Billy, Belinda and Aiden Myers
Kerissa Neal P'25
Stephanie O'Kane P'28
Hien Oehler P'28
Harold Oraye P'25
Mr and Mrs Stephen J Papaycik
Jr P'06
Gerard Parria P'26
Tricia Patti P'27
Genevieve Pawela P'
Peeples/Ahern Family (Kate '25)
Joshua Phillips P'26
Tricia Piperata P'26
CCHS Parents' Association
Gita Ponnappan P'25, '26
The Porter Family P'25
Daniel & Jennifer Poulos P'26
Antoinette Price P'28
Laura & Chet Radecki P'27
Friny Ramirez P'27
Nicole Ramirez P'27
Krissy Ricci P'26
Sarah Richards P'22
Alexis Rivel P'25, '28
Aimee Rivello P'27
Aletha Rivera P'28
Heather Roberts P'
Lisa Roberts P'25
Ada Rodriguez P'28
Mercie Romain P'27
Colleen Ronkowski P'
Mary Rubino P'27
Jessica L Saad P'28
Annette Sanchirico P'14
Justine Schlett P'
Nicole Schollins P'26
Theresa Scian P'27
Sharon Shelton P'25, '28
Steven & Samantha Spaulding P'26
Stevie Spaulding P'26
Stazi Family P'24, '27
Renee Sweet P'25, '27
The Taber Family P'27
Tina Townsend P'27, '28
Juan Vazquez P'27
Bill Veasy P'28
Aminah Venable P'28
Benjamin Vukicevich P'26
The Wall Family P'27
Ayishia Williams P'
Pauline Williams P'28
Jeremiah Winkler P'26, '27
Tom & Kim Wood P'06
Diasha Woods P'28
Alexa Woodward P'25
Paul Young P'28
Erin Zacharkow P'27, '29
Grandparents
Emerald
Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden G'26, '28**
Founder
Tom & Sharon Brown G'25, P'27
Legacy
Larry & Sandy Collins G’26
Mercy
Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike Madden G'22***
Shamrock
Jerry Campbell
Carl J Gregorio, Esq *
Spire
Paul Luisi G'27
Century
John and Marie Garrison G'26
Denise Murray G'24, '26, '29
Barbara Nardi G'27
Melanie Richardson
Dianne Priest
Fred and Janice Jurash
Angela Belmont
Donna Benson and Bill Wargo
Dennis, Sr and Nancy Corbett P'91, G'23, '25
Jim Crawford G'23, '28**
Patricia Donnelly
Ed & Marlene Houlihan G'24, '27*
Debra Jackson G'26
Kathleen Casey Kirschling P'88, G24
Rich & Karen Ladner G'22, '24, '27
Maria and Joseph McCabe G'26
William and Suzanne McKenna* G'24, '27
Richard Potts G'27
Sheila Keating Tartamosa G'24, '26
Jane Grady Whalen **
Mom Mom and Pop Pop Zook
James George G'23, '26
Herman & Janet Quesada G'27
Lynda & Howard Strong G'27, '29
Green & White
Linda Ott
Bud & Patti Burns
Juan and Anita Vargas
Doris Levin
Maria O'Connell
David Schuck G'27
Edward Venable G'28
Joseph Ballentine G'27
Sharon L Fieger G'28
Elizabeth Foley
Mary Francisco
Helene Obey G'25
John Michael and Dorothea
Crowley G'25, '27
Mary Ann Gillern G'27, '29
Janet & Joe Jeitner G'26
Mary Scaltrito
Carmel and Joseph O’Connor
Janice & Peter Paden G'24
Judith Veasy G'28
Catherine Arnot G'25, '27
Judith Crudele
Ellen Hannan G'28
Kathie Kinney
Barbara Livingston
Ruth Long
Lynne Powell
Mr & Mrs Joseph Rafter G'25
Ellen Sartori G'25
Mrs June Campbell G’28
Mr Art Martin G’27
Friends
Emerald
Mr John Langan & Dr Judith Nadell *
Pepe and Peggy Piperno ***
Legacy
Mr Steven Holman
Thomas and Roxanne Galvin
Mrs Ellen Healey
Founder
Katie & Eddy DelSignore
Chris Masso
Shamrock
Frank Costa
William Staffieri
Joanna Yantosh
Brian & Lisa Begley *
Dennis & Marilyn Weatherby*
Gary Steimetz
Salvatore Colangelo
Theresa (Heim) and Jim Cook
Maria Haas
Mary Lyons
The Irish
Phil Giubardo
Michael Madison
Joel Peskin
Michael Rahman
Trenton Teesdale
The Randolphs
Spire
Social Studies Department of Cherry Hill East
Kevin Beyrouty
Kathy and Tom Rivers
Paul Conlin *
Bill and Nadine Haines
William Rutter *
Michele Wyatt
Elaine & Ed Damm
Joseph Eisenstein
Michael Hannan
Blaine Neal
Kevin Nguyen
Shannon Rhodes
Gary Sapienza
Greg Schaefer
Mark Simonetti
Most Rev Dennis J Sullivan
Patrick Touhey
Century
Cathy Johnson
Andrew Huber
Pat and Bruce Buckley
Louis Colaguori
Harriet Cronheim
Margaret & Mark Harris
John and Maureen Hughes
Eric Kaplan
Daniel Kenney
William Kiernan*
Jill Martin
Gary McAneney
Brian Miller
Frank Monaghan
Jhosa Pagulayan
Michael Yoo
Matt Madden
Thomas Brzozowski
Mrs Patricia Jordan
Shayla West-Barnette
Mary Ann Capriotti
Deyshia Williams
Andrea Begley
Matthew Baldwin
Dean Bekas
Dave Bloom
Katharine Bradbury
Thiomas Brennan
Victoria Briscoe
William Burg
Mr Vince Ciecka
Margaret Crandall
Chick Defeo
Stephanie Doherty
Kirsten Ferrell
Mary Gamon
Anne Marie Gavin
Richard Gelmetti
Todd Gianvito
Anthony & Josephine Gigi
Kevin Meehan, Jr
Nichole Lopresti
Edward Malandro
Marie J Marchesani
Mr and Mrs James McCormick
Paul Minton
Jeanne Muehlhauser
John Panchella
Mike Pascali
Hope Phillips
BP
Joseph Pooler
Linda Quindoza
Kevin Ross
Kathryn Schick
Alex Velasquez and Pat Smarrito
Kathleen Stokes
John Thompson
Amy Tomasco
Thao Lan Tran
Dominick and Sharon Viggiano
Mr and Mrs Joseph Wiedmayer
Mary Anne Wilson-Terlizzi
Sarah Woldoff
Sheela Andrews
The Beltran Family
Marilyn A Bender
John Brady
Peggy Bunnell
Francine and Bill Eisenmann
Lloyd M Flores Jr
Frank Garcia
Sue Gillern
Daniel Healy
David Horn *
Patrick Hughes
Jeff Klauder
Eileen and Mitchell Kowal
Mr and Mrs Robert M Kyler Jr
Phyllis Letart
Riley Lorenz
James Magierski
Dennis Matias
Terry McAneney
Sandy McGinn
Gregg Prescott
Patricia Robbins
Maryrose Sheppard
The Tisdales
Christopher Walsh
Damie Conner
Green & White
Bill & Chrissy Scanlan
Larry Stone
Toni Esemplare
Alicia Leahy
Christiana Pluta
Mr & Mrs Michael Myhasuk
Schaal Family
Bill Connolly
Jessica Dagney
Jim and Kathy DiMaggio
Mercy Grachen Stewart
Mary Kennedy
Roberta Jurash
Shannon Lunsford
Jeffrey Meyer
Ralph Midora
Victoria Negron
Egbavwe Pela
Stephen Sacco
Edward Small
Jean Thomas
James Wright
Jennifer Baran
Ursinus College Alpha Phi Epsilon Fraternity Class of 1983
Rachel Simonetti and Brendan Nugent
Linette Johnson
Anne Berigan
Kevin Calore
Patricia C Cole
Minh Do
Joan Fiumara
Tamra Garber
Ronald Hartman
Anne Martin
John McDonnell
Mary Rose and Harry Morad
Celeste Murray
Anthony Nool
Kathryn Onofrio
Christina Schiavo
Joanne Truitt
Ryan Veasy
Ric Rey Vergara Jr
Artur Vieira
Bing Vinluan
Clare Bauer
Michael Cranston
Annual Report of Gifts
Ramil Garcia
Beth Panichelli
Elizabeth Russell
Alvier Sapuay
Regina Wende
Mr and Mrs Ronald Zalegowski
Erin O'Brien Garcia
Debbie Baldwin
Jamie Marchese
Nicole Schlett
Kathleen Peters
Gabriel Sapuay
Jean Reamer
Kay Boianelli
Stephen Carrozzino
Bryce Clark
Becky Demaio
Christine Demore
Carrie Digenni
Rey Gahol
Maryellen Gallen
Patricia Gillern
Marianne Gilmartin
James Greco
Zachary Guynn
Gregory Harvey
Eric Linaris
Marie Lumley
Mickey Ma
Timothy J Milligan
Jake Murphy
Tara Eggers Noe
Katie Plianthos
Jamie Renedo
Selena Ortega
Patricia Rowan
Kelli Schmid
Judy Sudario
Steve and Janice Traum
Kristy Vaughn
The Vaughns
Naermah Venable
Jed D Vergara
Lisa Wasserman
Jennifer A Shell
Mary Abelita
Ralph Amos
Cheryl Bittle
Gisele Byrd
Laura Cook
Thomas Honeyman
Taj Magruder
Dale Nacianceno
William Nawn
Charles Newsom
Beth M Pasternak
Linda Pszalgowski
Brett Staffieri
Irene Bodell
Barbara A Ward
Stephen Anderson
David Henry
Rich Mueller
Darius Parala
Maria Torelli
Joanne O'Brien
Tre'Rell Chatman
Andrew Gallagher
Matt Histand
Amber Muhammad
Jules Affanato
Danielle Cousins
Tricia Klopp
Anonymous
Jessie Clairvil
Siobhan Brennan
Michael Lyons
Jennifer O'Brien
Dawn O'Reilly
Joseph Piecyk
Likeasha Thomas
Gary Campbell
Stephen Pogust
Chris Forte
Jojo Adelaye
Jeanelle Celestin
Devon Capato Dimitry
Colleen Nihill
Businesses/Corporations
and Foundations
Emerald Diocese of Camden
Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation
The Domenica Foundation
Legacy
Healthcare Quality Strategies Foundation
Holy Name of Camden Ministries
South Jersey Barons Youth Club
St Joseph Pro-Cathedral Parish
The Joseph Fund Inc
Founder 1887 Education Foundation
Porsche of The Main Line
The Coca-Cola Company
Mercy
Audacy Operations INC
Kathy Campbell & St Margarets
Scholarship Fund
Remington & Vernick Engineers
Shamrock
Franklin Templeton Companies, LLC
Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Matching Gifts Program
Norphans, Inc
Robert Christopher Skaf Foundation
St Charles Borromeo Parish
T Q S Construction, LLC
The Church of the Sacred Heart
Title Resources
Welsh Scholarship
The Irish
Boeing
Mohawk Computers
National Council on Compensation Insurance
Robotics Education & Competition Foundation
Spire
Grimley Financial Corporation
McHugh's Landscaping
Century
B & B Security Specialists, Llc
Conduit Advisors
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Comcast Corporation
OceanFirst
Marsh & McLennan Companies
A & G Group
Independence Blue Cross, LLC
Green & White
PSEG Foundation
The Men of Color Alliance Inc
Annual Report of Gifts
NEW DONORS Thank you to the following alumni, parents and friends who made their first gift to Camden Catholic this year (Gifts greater than $5)
Mary Abelita
Debra Albright
Antoinette Amodei
Stephen Anderson
Sheela Andrews
Angers Family
Kyle Aquino '25
Renate Armand
Catherine Arnot
Molly Murray Atar '08
Emily Atwell
Annie Bilinsky Bagocius '03
Matthew Baldwin
Debbie Baldwin
Leandrea Baltimore-Hagan
Jennifer Barr
Clare Bauer
Mrs Mary Beadling '58
Debbie Bechtschaal
Dean Bekas
Angela Belmont
Marilyn A Bender
Mohawk Computers
Justin Bennett
Donna Benson and Bill Wargo
Louis A Benucci
Alexandra Bergamesco '23
Bamby Bergeron
Anne Berigan
Stacy Bernotas
Jessica Barsocchi
Kevin Beyrouty
Cheryl Bittle
Dave Bloom
Lynn Bock
Kay Boianelli
Laura Bolden
Mr Robert W Booth '97
Mr Harold Borek '67
Katharine Bradbury
John Brady
Title Resources
Thiomas Brennan
Caroline Brennan '27
Madeleine Brennan '28
Kevin & Heather Brown
Naledge Brown
Shamirah Brown-Butler
Pat and Bruce Buckley
Mrs Ann K Buki '66
William Burg
Charles Burns
James Calore '66
Kevin Calore
Kristin Campbell
June Campbell
Mr & Mrs Candito
Stephen Carrozzino
Stephanie Casiano
Mr Matthew J Cassano '98
Dominique Chapman
Tre'Rell Chatman
Mr Matthew Chiumento '04
Miss Cheryl Clerici '02
Louis Colaguori
Salvatore Colangelo
Patricia C Cole
Mr Marcus T Coleman '12
Annie Del Colombo
John Connelly
Damie Conner
Bill Connolly
Kelli A Connolly
Matthew Cornely '16
Brendan Costello
Joan Morris Councillor '84
Danielle Cousins
Margaret Crandall
Harriet Cronheim
Timothy Crowley
Judith Crudele
Solomon Cummings
Carl P Cuneo
Eileen Cuneo
Mr Thomas J Curley '88
Julie D’Alesandro
Jessica Dagney
Anonymous '11
Mr Justin E Danfield '10
Nancy Davenport
Joseph D'Aversa
Alissa Davis
Chick Defeo
The Estate of Robert J Degnan
Maria Delena
Casey Delles
Becky Demaio
Christine Demore
Major Jim Diamond '66
Jessica Diaz
Audrey Dicianno
Carrie Digenni
Mrs Cynthia DiGregorio '66
Jim and Kathy DiMaggio
Tri Do
Minh Do
Stephanie Doherty
Mrs Jennifer Dolan '95
Robert Donahue
Linda Donato
Patricia Donnelly
Robert Eckert
Daniel Eggers
Lillianne Eggers
Tara Eggers Noe
Francine and Bill Eisenmann
Joseph Eisenstein
Kristen Elmi
Brandon Enoch
Noreen Errigo
Toni Esemplare
Ellen Esguerra
Mrs Linda A Falcone '66
Nancy Falvey
Kirsten Ferrell
Sharon L Fieger
Daniel Fisher
Joan Fiumara
Lloyd M Flores Jr
Ms Kathleen Flynn '67
Anita Ford
Adrienne Fowler
Franklin Templeton Companies,
LLC
Caitlin Freeland
Samiel Fuller
Mr Kenneth Funkhouser '04
Rey Gahol
Christopher Gallagher
Andrew Gallagher
Maryellen Gallen
Thomas and Roxanne Galvin
Tamra Garber
Frank Garcia
Ramil Garcia
Taylor Gardner '21
John and Marie Garrison
Anne Marie Gavin
The Gearhart Family
Richard Gelmetti
James George
Brian Gianvito
Todd Gianvito
Anthony Gigi
Mary Ann Gillern
Patricia Gillern
Marianne Gilmartin
Gina E Bargero Living Trust
Phil Giubardo
Erin Goldin
Iwona Gora
Mercy Grachen
Debra Grau
Marlene Grimes
Tara Grimmie
Douglas Gush
Zachary Guynn
Bill and Nadine Haines
Tobias Haley
Frances Hall
Maria T Hanifen
William Hanifen
Michael Hannan
Ellen Hannan
Mark Harris
Mrs Regina Hart '66
Ronald Hartman
Gregory Harvey
Nela Hascakova-Stojcevova
Daniel Healy
David Henry
Mr Matthew Herrmann '04
Barbara & Bill Hertline
Jennifer Higgins '24
Mrs Catherine Hinkley '84
Matt Histand
Mr Steven Holman
Thomas Honeyman
Liz Hoover
Ms Janis Horn '76
Bob and Kate Houck
Andrew Huber
Kathleen M Huffman
John and Maureen Hughes
Patrick Hughes
Miss Heather Hunsberger '04
Mr David J Hunt '84
Arthur Hwang
Robert Jackson & Denise Wilson
Debra Jackson
Maria D Jackson
Ayana Jackson
Tiffani Jackson
Suzanne Jahn
Lucia Jimenez
Francis Jones
Mrs Barbara A Jones '74
Nichole Jones
Mrs Kathleen Judge '71
Kevin Meehan, Jr
Fred and Janice Jurash
Meghan Kane '04
Eric Kaplan
Kat Gillern'27
Mr Ronald Kennedy, Jr '85
Mary Jane B Kennedy
Mary Kennedy
Daniel Kenney
Roberta Jurash
Holly Kinney
Kathie Kinney
Sharon Kolnik
Nga Lam
Mr Jason J Lavery '93
Mr Joseph Lavery '98
Alicia Leahy
Phyllis Letart
Richard Lewis
Eric Linaris
Barbara Livingston
Mr Joseph Locastro, IV '02
Ruth Long
Nichole Lopresti
Paul Luisi
Shannon Lunsford
Mary Lyons
Mickey Ma
Ms Carol A Mackiewicz '66
Tom Madden
James Magierski
Taj Magruder
Edward Malandro
Annaliah Maldonado
Marie J Marchesani
Jamie Marchese
Jeffrey Marino
Mike Mars
Anne Martin
Jill Martin
Christine Mason
Chris Masso
Dennis Matias
Dennis McDonald
Gary McAneney
Terry McAneney
Maria McCabe
Mrs Eileen McCloskey '66
Mr and Mrs James McCormick
Sarah McCue
John McDonnell
Sandy McGinn
Braeden Mchugh '19
McHugh's Landscaping
Matthew McManus
Mrs Terri McVey '73
Jeffrey Meyer
Ralph Midora
Emily Mikkelson
Brian Miller
Krystn Mills
Paul Minton
Ms Latice N Mitchell '90
Frank Monaghan
Mary Rose and Harry Morad
Mrs Diann Moran '86
Marie Mosquera
Tifanie Muchler
Rich Mueller
Amber Muhammad
Joe Muhlberger P'28
Ronald Murphy
Jake Murphy
Kristin Murphy-Slaton
Celeste Murray
Dale Nacianceno
Barbara Nardi
Robert Nardi
National Council on Compensation
Insurance
William Nawn
Victoria Negron
Dana Nevedomsky
Charles Newsom
Kevin Nguyen
AiNhi Nguyen '22
Anthony Nool
Stephanie O Kane
Helene Obey
Emily O'Brien
Joanne O'Brien
Lauren O'Callaghan '17
Hien Oehler
Jessica Oneill
Harold Oraye
Albert Ordile
Mr Alexander A Pacione '10
Jhosa Pagulayan
Joseph Palumbo
John Panchella
Beth Panichelli
Mr and Mrs Stephen J Papaycik
Jr
Darius Parala
Mike Pascali
Amallia Pela
Egbavwe Pela
Mr Daniel W Perry '94
Russell Perry
Joel Peskin
Kathleen Peters
Gregory Peterson
Katie Plianthos
William Plitt
Christiana Pluta
Joseph Pooler
Richard Potts
Jennifer Poulos
Lynne Powell
Gregg Prescott
Frank Preston '55
Paul Price
Carmen Quesada
Linda Quindoza
Chet Radecki
Laura Radecki
Mr and Mrs Joseph Radetich '79
Elizabeth Rafter
Michael Rahman
Rigoberto Ramos Castellanos
Jason Reali
Christina Rebilas
Chuck Reiss '78
John Rell
Remington & Vernick Engineers
Jamie Renedo
Melanie Richardson
Aimee Rivello
Kathleen Rivers
Patricia Robbins
John Roberts
Robotics Education & Competition
Foundation
Kevin Ross
Alex Rotaeche '26
Mrs Margaret Goldschmidt
Rottler '86
Patricia Rowan
Anonymous '68
Claire Ryan
Mr Vincent Sabatino '52
NEW DONORS (Continued)
Stephen Sacco
Mark J and Cynthia Sanchirico '74
Annette Sanchirico
Gary Sapienza
Alvier Sapuay
Gabriel Sapuay
Ruth Sartori
Ellen Sartori
Mary Scaltrito
William Scanlan
Mr Sean P Scanlon '06
Greg Schaefer
Harold Schaevitz
Christina Schiavo
Kathryn Schick
Justine Schlett
Nicole Schlett
Kelli Schmid
Mr Fred Schmidt, Jr '05
David Schuck
IN HONOR OF:
Abigail Garrison (Girls Lacrosse)
John and Marie Garrison
Abigail Riley (Performing Arts)
Ruth Long
Alixandra S Linaris (Girls Lacrosse)
Helene Obey
Dr An Nguyen (Camden Catholic s Greatest Need)
Jeffrey Gould
Annika Veasy (Girls Lacrosse)
Ryan Veasy
Austin Gianvito (Robotics)
Mary Kennedy
Christina Schiavo
Austin W Craft (Wrestling)
Devon Capato Dimitry
Caitlyn Crowley (Girls Soccer)
Dorothea Crowley
Caroline Hanifen (Girls Soccer)
Maria T Hanifen
Melanie Richardson
Catie, Lexie, & Torie Prince (Field Hockey)
Melissa Prince
Catie, Lexie, & Torie Prince (Girls Lacrosse)
Melissa Prince
Chancellor M Blanchard (Golf)
Jack Kelly-Lyons
Charlotte Radecki (Camden Catholic s Greatest Need)
Chet Radecki
Chase Haas (Boys Soccer)
Maria Haas
Chase Haas (Golf)
Maria Haas
Maria O Connell
The Class of 2025 (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)
Charlotte Lyons
Dan Chojnacki (Athletics Department)
Dr Matthew P Chojnacki
Ms Kate Muehlhauser '97
B & B Security Specialists, Llc
Justin Seo '21
Jennifer A Shell
Mr John W Sigmund '96
Mariliza Camacho Silva
Joseph Simon
Edward Small
Patrick Smarrito
Lisa Smith
Audrey Smith Rice
Joseph Snell
South Jersey Barons Youth Club
Samantha Spaulding
Stevie Spaulding
A & G Group
Brett Staffieri
Kate Staudenmayer
Gary Steimetz
Kathleen Stokes
Dani R Brown (Softball)
LaTonia Dean-Brown
Dani R Brown (Robotics)
Ai Nhi Nguyen
Denise Neri (Performing Arts)
Dr Janet DiSeveria Friedman
Diane Schreiber (Boys Lacrosse)
Maryrose Shepphard
Emily Wagner (Swimming)
Jessica Dagney
Erica Houlihan (Field Hockey)
Ed & Marlene Houlihan
Ernest T Bajpai (Robotics)
Enakshi Bajpai
Gloria Maccaroni (Camden Catholic s Greatest Need)
The YaYa’s ‘73 (Mrs Mary Goble)
Grace and Bill Walker (Football)
Mr William H Walker, Jr
Grace M Argentieri (Girls Soccer)
Mr and Mrs Emmanuel J Argentieri
Grace Martin (Performing Arts)
Bill and Kim Martin
Heath Patullo (Boys Soccer)
Tom & Sharon Brown
Heather Crisci (Camden Catholic’s Greatest Need)
Miss Eileen F Wilkinson
James Corbett (Camden Catholic’s Greatest Need)
Elise M Corbett
James P Crowley (Boys Lacrosse)
Terri Crowley
Thomas Crowley
James R Tracy (Parents’ Association)
Christina Pluta
Joseph A Woodward (Robotics)
Alexa Woodward
Joseph V Mullin (Robotics)
Joanne Mullin
Joshua H Carey (Swimming)
Cameron Carey
Larry Stone
Lynda L Strong
Judy Sudario
T Q S Construction, LLC
Jill Taber
Mr Charles Tagland '87
Trenton Teesdale
Patricia Terranella
The Randolphs
Ray Theriault
John Thompson
Avian Tisdale
Amy Tomasco
Patrick Touhey
Tina Townsend
Thao Lan Tran
Steve and Janice Traum
Lidia Trinidad
Cole Trotz '27
Joanne Truitt
Kyle R Aquino (Robotics)
Ramil Garcia
Christel Aquino
LaborFirst (Football)
Sheela Andrews
Michael Rahman
LaborFirst (Golf)
Michael Yoo
Lazarus J Joyce (Wrestling)
Mary Francisco
Leah DiCicco (Girls Lacrosse)
Toni Esemplare
Liam C Lyons (Baseball)
Erin O'Brien Garcia
Lily J Patullo (Camden Catholic’s Greatest Need)
Tom & Sharon Brown
Lorraine A Schlett (Cheerleading)
Lucia Schlett
Lucille Bottura Wilson (Lucille Bottura
Wilson '58 and Leonard Wilson '58 Scholarship Fund)
Donna Hooven Frithsen '74
Macie L Scherrer (Girls Soccer)
Amy Scherrer
Madison Campbell (Bowling)
June Campbell
Kristin Campbell
Michael Hannan
Amber Muhammad
Regina Wende
Maria Marino (Jack Phipps Memorial Fund)
Mariliza Camacho Silva
Mary Whipkey (Camden Catholic s Greatest Need)
Miss Eileen F Wilkinson
Molly Lyons (Swimming)
Erin O’Brien Garcia
Noah M Sanders (Swimming)
Cameron Carey
Sr Patricia Welsh, RSM (Swimming)
James M McGrath
Maureen Turner
Bridget Valleley
Jaiden Vazquez '24
Kristy Vaughn
Patricia Vaughn
Juan Vazquez
Ryan Veasy
Judith Veasy
Bill Veasy
Edward Venable
Aminah Venable
Naermah Venable
Jed D Vergara
Ric Rey Vergara Jr
Artur Vieira
Sharon Viggiano
Bing Vinluan
Jackson Von Hohenstein
Angela Waldron
Brent Wallace
Christopher Walsh
Barbara A Ward
Lisa Wasserman
Regina Wende
Shayla West-Barnette
Meghan Wheeler
Donald & Christine Whirlow
Marcus Wilson
Mary Anne Wilson-Terlizzi
Rowena Briones Winkler '04
Mr Lawrence J Winters '66
Sarah Woldoff
Wayne Wolk
Diasha Woods
James Wright
Mrs Valerie Wujcik '75
Michele Wyatt
Mr Thomas Wysocki '80
Joanna Yantosh
John Zook
Lisa Zook
Raymond Nardi (Girls Flag Football)
Robert Nardi
Rory Sweeney (Camden Catholic’s Greatest Need)
Charles Manning
Sadie-Jane M O’Brien (Walter L Heim, Jr Memorial Scholarship)
Mark Simonetti
Sarah Bianco (Performing Arts)
Maria McCabe
Shannon Atkinson (Field Hockey)
Tricia Atkinson
Shannon Atkinson (Girls Lacrosse)
Tricia Atkinson
Shannon Atkinson (Field Hockey)
Tricia Atkinson
Sr Stephen Robbins (Robotics)
Arlene & Andrew McNinch
Steven Pisasale (Baseball)
Jacqueline Beltran
Christine Demore
Steven Pisasale (Wrestling)
Jacqueline Beltran
Steven Pisasale (Athletics Department)
Lisa Pisasale
Tri Do (Roboticst)
Thao Lan Tran
Tyler Elizabeth Forsyth (Softball)
Jeffrey Meyer
Veronica Carney (Softball)
Jennifer Baran
Annual Report of Gifts
ATHLETIC BOOSTERS
*Donors listed below have restricted their Annual Fund donation to a particular athletic program. Each team may have received additional donations through fundraising events and programs not included in these lists
Athletic Department
Jojo Adeleye
Aetna
Patricia Begley
Katharine Bradbury
Joseph Caputi
Dr Matthew P Chojnacki
Mr Marcus T Coleman
Frank Costa
Brendan Costello
The Pisasale Family
Maxine Fisher
Nancy Germanotta Forsyth
PSEG Foundation
1887 Education Foundation
Equitable Foundation
Mr Matthew Herrmann
Genevieve (Bieg) Hunter
National Council on Compensation Insurance
Janet Jeitner
Heather Waite Johnston '91
Al Nanni, Jr
McHugh's Landscaping
Paul Minton
Dominic Palladino
Tom & Donna Paolini
Gia Rebilas
Brian Rice
Michael Salamon
Martin & Valerie (Reiss '59) Schlindwein
Aidan Schwantes
Mr Charles Tagland
Trenton Teesdale
Mr & Mrs Christopher Torchia P '22, '27
Baseball
Jacqueline Beltran
Laura Bolden
Mr Jeffrey J Bruckner
Alissa Davis
Christine Demore
Laura Eckert
Robert Eckert
The Pisasale Family
Erin O'Brien Garcia
Ms Alyssa Granroth
Nancy Granroth
Tara Grimmie
Zachary Guynn
Andrew Huber
Al Nanni, Jr
Frank Busillo, Jr
John Ladner
Vanessa Ladner
Karen Ladner
Ms Dina Laser
Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden
Lou Marshall
Bob Chrzanowski MD '70
Robert Odonnell
Lisa Kopcho P'23, '25
Linda Pszalgowski
Gary Sapienza
Audrey DiCianno Sheridan
Lynda L Strong
Michelle Tartamosa
Sheila Tartamosa
Axel Torres
Charles Welch
Cathy Marshall Welsh
Wayne Wolk
Bowling
Antoinette Amodei
Stephen Anderson
Jennifer Barr
Robert Beideman
Justin Bennett
Amie Bennett
Stacy Bernotas
Kevin Beyrouty
Lynn Bock
David W Burns
June Campbell
Kristin Campbell
Rigoberto Ramos Castellanos
Becky Demaio
Carrie Digenni
Rotaeche Family
The Brady Family
Sharon L Fieger
Joan Fiumara
Iwona Gora
Amad Green
Gail M Haas
Michael Hannan
Ellen Hannan
Ronald Hartman
Patricia Ingelido
Mia Ippolito
Lisa and Donald Kehoe
Michael Kubak
Charles Lacey
John Leibrand
Ana Matos
Ryan McGuckin
Steven Michaud
Blanca Moreno
Sophia Mosquera
Marie Mosquera
Amber Muhammad
Joe Muhlberger
William Nawn
Mr Joseph Nawn
Dana Nevedomsky
Joel Peskin
Katie Plianthos
Paul Price
Maria Torelli
Patricia Vaughn
Kristy Vaughn
James Viggiano
Brent Wallace
Regina Wende
Boys Basketball
Benjamin Baldwin
Mr and Mrs Bernard J Bieg
Mike & Kathy Caputi
Bryce Clark
Shane Congleton
Robert Crawford
Colin Devlin
Mr Matthew C Enriquez
Mr John Figueroa
Shane Gallagher
Andrew Huber
Brenton Hutchinson
Jamel and Adrain Jones (Jamel 25)
Tim Higgins, Jr '07
Mr William H Walker, Jr
Christina Caputi Kennevan
Mr James Kiefer
Jeff Klauder
Mr Robert A Labaczewski
Stephan Lane
Addison Langrehr
Chase Langrehr
Matt Madden
Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden
Mr Vincent P Mccaffrey
Mark McCloskey
Ryan McGuckin
Harry Metzinger '00
Robert Murtin
Kerissa Neal
Blaine Neal
Brian O'Donnell
Greg Schaefer
Audrey DiCianno Sheridan
Mr John W Sigmund
Ralph & Heather (Enriquez)
Tallman '88
Jaiden Vasquez
Anthony Del Vecchio '88
Craig & Tracy (Honey) Williams
Boys Lacrosse
Emily Atwell
Jennifer Barr
Jack Baylouny
Luke Baylouny
Brian & Lisa Begley
Dawn Bent
Timothy Crowley
Terri Crowley
Thomas (Uncle Tom) Crowley
John Dulczak
The Atwell Family
Rotaeche Family
John Fisher
Daniel Fisher
Joan Fiumara
Andrew Gallagher
Gail M Haas
John Kelly
Charles Kelly
Tricia Kelly
Lavin '21 & '24
Alicia Leahy
Daniel McCarty
John McDonnell
Mr Dennis M Mohan
William Plitt
Melvin Rodriguez
Christine Roser
Alex Rotaeche
Daniel Scharff
Dave & Kate Scharff
Maryrose Sheppard
Benjamin Truong
Loan Truong
Boys Soccer
Jessica Barsocchi
Brian & Lisa Begley
Tom & Sharon Brown
Sean and Nancy Connolly
Dennis Corbett '90
Rotaeche Family
Tara Grimmie
Gail M Haas
Maria Haas
Jaime (Brown) '94, Frank '94, Lily '25, Heath '27 Patullo
Sean Vliet
Cheerleading
Kiani Caraballo
Mrs Jeanne Cona
Harriet Cronheim
Mrs Anjanette Nichols Foster
Annette Rebilas Kresge
Debbie Kretovich
Marianne Neri Monek '69
Matt Mulhern
Kristin Murphy-Slaton
Jessica Oneill
Ashley Pagan (Moran)
Lucia Schlett
Justine Schlett
Kristi Kelly Slifko
Cross Country
Caitlin A Alfaro '23
Nancy A Corbett
Briana Deiwert
Dennis Mc Donald
Deiwert Family
The Pisasale Family
Sharon Murtin McDonnell
Stephanie O'Kane
Jessica Oneill
Anne Picciano
Natalie Wisnoski
Field Hockey
Anonymous
Tricia Atkinson
Brian & Lisa Begley
Christine Brostrand
Mary Ann Capriotti
Lauren Chestnut
Larry & Sandy Collins
Sandra Collins
Damie Conner
Sean and Nancy Connolly
Kelli A Connolly
Tom '73 and Linda Donato
The Ott Family
Jenna Gillern
Liz Hoover
Ed & Marlene Houlihan
Eric Kaplan
Jennifer Kelley
Kathie Kinney
Holly Kinney
Matt and Janine Lenguadoro
Doris Levin
Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden
Meghan Montgomery
Virginia Onofrio '81
Melissa Prince
Michele Pro
Mr & Mrs Thomas Rafter
Mary Jo Reiss
Kate Reiss
Caitlyn Brostrand Ryder
Colleen Walsh Spangler
Dana Surgner '16
Rebecca Wall
Football
Sheela Andrews
Enakshi Bajpai
John Barnett '07
Dean Bekas
Jim Bigley
Dave Bloom
Mr James Boland
John Brady
Francis Caputi
Joseph Caputi
Matthew Cassano
Trerell Chatman
Bill Connolly
Mr Thomas J Curley
Ms Rita Burns Dame
Charles Defeo
James Dimaggio
Stephanie Doherty
John Dulczak
John & Mary Dymond
Deiwert Family
Nancy Germanotta Forsyth
Tyler Elizabeth Forsyth
Samiel Fuller
Tamra Garber
James George
Tony '68 & Lynn Giorgio
Rich Hart
Gregory Harvey
Daniel Healy
Thomas Honeyman
Mr David J Hunt
Audacy Operations INC
Mr William B Conaty, Jr
Mr William H Walker, Jr
Kevin Meehan Junior
Joseph Lavery
Frank & Michele Law
Sean Leahy
Richard Lewis
Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike
Madden
Edward Malandro
Mike Mars
Terry McAneney
Gary McAneney
Ralph Midora
Mary Miller
Charles Newsom
Tim O'Brien
Patricia Ocallaghan
Dominic & Chrisy Palladino
John Panchella
Jason & Carolyn (Cassano) Pare
Mike Pascali
Russell Perry
John & Karen Phipps
Geovanni Pina
Joseph Pooler
Michael Rahman
The Randolphs
Kevin Ross
Stephen Sacco
William Scanlan
Mr Sean P Scanlon
Mr John W Sigmund
Edward Small
Joseph Snell
John Thompson
Patrick Touhey
Cole Trotz 27
Kevin Truran
Mr Richard Wheeler
Marcus Wilson
Mr Keenan L Wright
James Wright
Girls Basketball
Catherine Arnot
ATHLETIC BOOSTERS CONT
Annie Bilinsky Bagocius
Debbie Bechtschaal
Boeing
Caroline Brennan
Patrick (PJ) Brennan ‘95
Mr Kevin Brennan
Mr & Mrs Patrick J Brennan
Mr Edward F Brennan
Madeleine Brennan
Christine Brostrand
Naledge Brown
Shamirah Brown-Butler
Thomas Brzozowski
Anne Buroojy
Mike & Kathy Caputi
Cameron Carey
Stephanie Casiano
The Coca-Cola Company
Michael Cranston
Karen H Cuneo
Dave and Ellie Cuneo
Julie D'Alesandro
Katie & Eddy DelSignore
Dennis & Martha DeMayo
Emily Cuneo DeSmedt
Michael J DiPiero '92
Nancy Palombo Ehle
Nancy Falvey
The LeCato Family
The Arnot Family
Elizabeth Foley
Anita Ford
Rey Gahol
Kathleen Gallagher-Gonnella
Jen Green
Marlene Grimes
Maria Haas
Gail M Haas
Maureen Higgins
Jackson Von Hohenstein
Linette Johnson
Sarah O'Malley Johnson
Nichole Jones
Tim Higgins, Jr '07
Meghan Kane
Kelly Killion
Marcy Komdat
Allison Lane
Grace Cuneo Lineman
Riley Lorenz
Ms Meghan E Lovett
Annie Madden
Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden
Annaliah Maldonado
Isa Martinez
Donna Matera
Christine Matera
Stephanie Sharpe McCormick
Marissa Monahan
Patricia Ocallaghan
Christine Onofrio
Virginia Onofrio '81
Mark Palladino
Dominic & Chrisy Palladino
Amallia Pela
Egbavwe Pela
Hope Phillips
Katie Caputi Robine
Caitlyn Brostrand Ryder
Kelli Schmid
Mary T Sheil
Shannon Sorino
Jean Thomas
Michael Thompson
Kathleen DiPascale Thorp
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Avian Tisdale
Amy Tomasco
Naermah Venable
Edward Venable
Shayla West-Barnette
Ayishia Williams
Deyshia Williams
Paul Young
Walt Zimolong
Girls Lacrosse
Debra Albright
Tricia Atkinson
Kathleen Brennan
Caroline Brennan
Madeleine Brennan
Christine Brostrand
Susan Bunnell-Jackson
Charles Burns
Larry & Sandy Collins
Rebecca Crowell '11
Judith Crudele
Dave and Ellie Cuneo
Joseph D'Aversa
Tina Deiwert
Monica (Atwell) DiBease
Linda Donato
Mrs Julie Chini Dundee
Toni Esemplare
Mairead Fallon
Janice & Peter Paden G'24
MaryBeth Gaffney
John and Marie Garrison
Mary Ann Gillern
Sue Gillern
Jenna Gillern
Patricia Gillern
Stephanie Greeby
Diane Wasyluk Iardella '83
Lucia Jimenez
Aman Khan
Holly Kim
Miss Katharine Lee
Eric Linaris
Paul Luisi
Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden
Jack & Kara McGough
Timothy J Milligan
Rosalie Myhasuk
Helene Obey
Melissa Prince
Mr & Mrs Thomas Rafter
Elizabeth Rafter
Katie Rafter
Marie (Baldyga) Ralbusky '69
Jamie Renedo
Pamela Reynolds
Amy Ralbusky Ritter
Patricia Rowan
Bob Ruggero
Caitlyn Brostrand Ryder
Sharon Shelton
Ryan Veasy
Bill Veasy
Maureen Walsh Wheeler
John Zook
Girls Soccer
Mr and Mrs Emmanuel J Argentieri
Thomas (Uncle Tom) Crowley
Dadda Dadda
Erika Cruz Delgado
Monica (Atwell) DiBease
The von Hohenstein Family
Maria Haas
Maria T Hanifen
Maria D Jackson
Catherine Johnson
Michael Kettelberger
Krystn Mills
Rita Muehlhauser
Susan Navarra
Patricia Ocallaghan
Richard Potts
Dianne Priest
Marie (Baldyga) Ralbusky '69
Sarah Richards
Melanie Richardson
Kimberley Taylor Robey '92
Cindy Rogers
Claire Ryan
Amy Scherrer
Maryrose Sheppard
Judith Veasy
Bill Veasy
Annika Veasy
Paul Young
Girls Flag Football
Debbie Baldwin
Matthew Baldwin
Miss Cheryl Clerici
Larry & Sandy Collins
Teresa O'Brien Crotta
Eileen Cuneo
Peeples/Ahern Family (Kate '25)
The Pisasale Family
The Arnot Family
Debra Grau
Barbara Hertline
Rosanna N Innes
Maria D Jackson
Debra Jackson
Ayana Jackson
Jennifer Livingston
Barbara Livingston
B & B Security Specialists, Llc
Shannon Lunsford
Margaret M Madden
Jamie Marchese
Jake Murphy
Robert Nardi
Barbara Nardi
Raymond "Doc" Nardi
Albert Ordile
Beth Panichelli
Julia Rineman
Harold Schaevitz
Nicole Schlett
David Schuck
Joseph Palumbo, Sr
Jill Taber
Aminah Venable
Golf
Jack Kelly-Lyons 28693
Brian & Lisa Begley
Sarina Corbett
Connor Corbett
Annual Report of Gifts
Dr Raymond Hozalski
Kathleen Kelly
Jack Kelly Lyone
Matthew Marino
Mr & Mrs Brian McGettigan
Dennis '78 & Rachel '79
McGonigle
Tom McHugh '81 & Denise
McHugh
Braeden McHugh
Denise Murray
Maria O'Connell
John '83 & Carol '85 (Patzer) Sawn
Michael Yoo
Softball
Ralph Amos
Joseph Ballentine
Laurel Ballentine-Carney
Jennifer Baran
Edward Behm
John Carney
Latonia Deanbrown
Julie Donnelly
Lillianne Eggers
Daniel Eggers
Joseph Eisenstein
Jennifer Olsen Hak
Kayleigh Heck
Jeffrey Meyer
Dana Nevedomsky
Tara Eggers Noe
Virginia Onofrio '81
Lynne Powell
Friny Ramirez
Margarita Rodriguez
Mary Scaltrito
Jennifer A Shell
Dr Christina Tofani '03
Lidia Trinidad
Maureen Turner
Sarah Woldoff
Swimming
Sean E Alfaro 25
Kristina Branca-Gozdan
Peggy Bunnell
Susan Bunnell-Jackson
Cameron Carey
Jessica Dagney
Catie Van Es
Lucy Fisher '21, Simon Fisher '23, Maxine Fisher '25
Erin O'Brien Garcia
Erin Goldin
Nga Lam
Nichole Lopresti
Barbara Ann Milch
Vicki Branca Moyer '93
Mr & Mrs Christopher Torchia P '22
Lisa Kopcho P'23, '25
Michelle Wagner
Angela Waldron
Emily Wood
Track
Bridget C Alfaro '25
Beth & Edward Alfaro
Leandrea Baltimore-Hagan
Stephanie O'Kane
Jessica Oneill
Geovanni Pina
Mercie Romain
Paul Young
Volleyball
Brian & Lisa Begley
Kevin & Heather Brown
Jessica Candito
Rachel & Tim Healey
Barbara Hertline
Tricia Kelly
Charles Kelly
Victoria Korman
Dana Nevedomsky
Marie (Baldyga) Ralbusky '69
Wrestling
Angela Belmont
Jacqueline Beltran
Mr Robert W Booth
Jack Brennan
Lisa & Frank Cornely
Frank & Jenna Cornely
Matthew Cornely
Danielle Cousins
Joe Danfield
Michael and Nina Dennin
Monica (Atwell) DiBease
Devon Capato Dimitry
The Pisasale Family
1887 Education Foundation
Mary Francisco
Jamie Gabbett '92
Phil Giubardo
Joshua Hernandez
Catherine Houck
Mr Joseph Locastro, IV
Mr Fred Schmidt, Jr
Mr Michael Karbach
Porsche of The Main Line
Jim Lumley
Deborah J Martino
Ryan Masterson
Denise (Hewitson)'77 & Dan
McCormick
Brian Miller
Mary Miller
Jay '76 & Lisa O'Donnell
Zac & Dana Papa
Danielle Paul
Mr Daniel W Perry
Michael Procacci '91
Kristen and Jack Pund
Carmen Quesada
Jason Reali
Rudolf Rotter '91
Terri Santoro
Kathryn Schick
Samantha Spaulding
Stevie Spaulding
Larry Stone
Eric and Amy Swanson
Terry Terch
Cole Trotz ‘27
Elizabeth Sexton Walker
Charles "Chief" Welch
Louis A Benucci
Caroline Brennan
Mr Edward F Brennan
Madeleine Brennan
Terri Crowley
Casey Delles
Mr & Mrs Joshua Haas Family
The Porter Family (Brad '25)
Maryellen Gallen
Maria Haas
Brian & Lisa Begley
Mary Ann Capriotti
Patricia Donnelly
Mrs Anjanette Nichols Foster
Kaylynn Gomez
Annual Report of Gifts
SCHOL ARSHIP GIFTS
Dante D'Anastasio Memorial Scholarship
Anonymous
DiCiurcio Scholarship for Single Parent Families
John DiCiurcio, Jr
Ethel Mae Hocker Scholarship
Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation
Fr Joseph Capella Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mr and Mrs Emmanuel J
Argentieri
Brandon Enoch
Thomas and Roxanne Galvin
Tony '68 & Lynn Giorgio
Anonymous
Chris Masso
Ronald Murphy
Pepe and Peggy Piperno
Robert Christopher Skaf Foundation
Most Rev Dennis J Sullivan
Tricia (Kenney) '73 and John '72 Wixted
Frances Lee Miller '65
Performing Arts Scholarship
Chuck and Marian Grimley
Francis McArdle Memorial Scholarship for Veteran Families
Anonymous
Anne Berigan
Thiomas Brennan
Pat and Bruce Buckley
Mrs Ann K Buki
James Calore
Kevin Calore
Mike & Kathy Caputi
Mrs Virginia Boyd Ciocci
Margaret Crandall
Mr John C Deen, Jr
Major Jim Diamond
Mrs Cynthia DiGregorio
Bill Dunleavy
Mrs Linda A Falcone
Warren & Suzanne Faulk
Mrs Regina Hart
Jeffrey Heller
Mary Anne Hess
Nancy Domako Howard
John and Maureen Hughes
Patrick Hughes
Suzanne Jahn
Phyllis Letart
Ms Carol A Mackiewicz
Susanna McArdle Marren
Jill Martin
Anne Martin
Sandy McGinn
Diann Moran
Patricia Robbins
Dennis Rooney
Elizabeth Russell
Josephine Leonardo Tomarchio
Mrs Diane Belz Tortu
Mr Lawrence J Winters
Michele Wyatt
Joanna Yantosh
Frank & Agnes Weatherby
Scholarship
Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden
Libby & William Weatherby
Dennis & Marilyn Weatherby
Friends of CCHS
Andrea C Allen
Melissa Baldwin
Thomas Brzozowski
Paul Conlin
Richard & Heather Crisci
Nancy Davenport
Mr Steven Holman
Regina Knowlton
David MacDonald
Billy, Belinda and Aiden Myers
Joya Oasin
Donald Whirlow
Jack Phipps Memorial Fund
Boeing
Molly Murray Atar
Mr Richard Bergamesco '79
Bob Chrzanowski MD '70
Paul Conlin
Patricia M Corbett
Elaine Damm
Dennis & Martha DeMayo
Kirsten Ferrell
Jamie Gabbett '92
Marianne Gilmartin
Marian Grimley
Amy Li Handlon
Laurie Ann Powell
Amy Henry
Connie McDonough Hoyle '72
Kathleen M Huffman
Janet Fandetta Indelicato
Georgiann Vinci Jaworskyj '72
Mrs Karen Greene Kessler
Katie Lenguadoro
Angela Leone '04
David A MacDonald
Matthew Madden
Msgr Andrew Martin
Mr Neal Murray
Aralisha Perez Newbold '89
John & Karen Phipps
Patricia Phipps
Dan Quaintance
Mariliza Camacho Silva
Margaret Slenn
Maureen Sullivan
Anonymous
John J Walker '71
John L Pund Sr Memorial Fund
Kristen and Jack Pund
Kim Frank Mazzochette '76
Memorial Scholarship
Joseph Mazzochette
Lucille Bottura Wilson '58 and Leonard Wilson '58 Scholarship Fund
Donna Hooven Frithsen & David Discenza
Donna G Davis
Robert Jackson
Patrick P Madison '64
Scholarship
Michael Madison
Margaret McKee Madison '64
Beth M Pasternak
Remo and Ines Palombo
Scholarship Fund
Nancy Palombo Ehle
The Joseph Fund
The Joseph Fund
The Lyn E. '58 and James C. Kelly '57 Scholarship
James C Kelly
The Thomas J Lizzio '58 & Paula Saker Lizzio Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Thomas Escott Lizzio '58 & Paula
Saker Lizzio
Tom Huggins Scholarship Award
Jean Huggins
Walter L Heim Jr Scholarship
Theresa (Heim) and Jim Cook
Laura Cook
Mark Harris
Shannon Rhodes
Kathleen Rivers
Mark Simonetti
Rachel Simonetti
William Staffieri
Brett Staffieri
Class of 2028 Scholarship
Kiani Bolden
Edmond Bonnette
Madeleine Brennan
Madison Campbell
Jeanelle Celestin
Fleming Charlie
Gigi Dalosio
Charlie Fleming
Chris Forte
Charles Kelly
Tricia Klopp
Sheila Mikkelson
Dennis Moore
Sophia Mosquera
Mr Joseph Nawn
Hailee Nevedomsky
Emery Rodriguez
Sean Welde
Diasha Woods
Class of 2027 Scholarship
Tricia Atkinson
Maryellen Carrero
William Chapanian
Nymir Daily
VivianParis Grau
William Hertline
Gillern Kat
Madalyn O'Neill
Dominic Scian
Chiara Torchia
Olivia Winkler
Class of 2026 Scholarship
Benjamin Baldwin
Andrea Begley
Austin Gianvito
Turch Terry
Class of 2025 Scholarship
Ms Irma Beasley
Leilani Beasley
Kiani Caraballo
Giovanni Gutierrez
Luke Kennevan
Kerissa Neal
Class of 2020 Scholarship
Gavin Lynch
Class of 2016 Scholarship
Matthew Cornely
Dana Surgner '16
Class of 2015 Scholarship
Keith & Kayleigh '15 (Whitmore) Bianchini
Class of 2012 Scholarship
Bridget Cailean Devlin
Class of 2007 Scholarship
Timothy J Higgins '72
Class of 2005 Scholarship
Joe Danfield
Jess (Sheehan) Renaud 05
Class of 2004 Annual Scholarship
Elizabeth (Hutchinson) Ackmann
Megan Austin '04
Kyle Danger Byrnes
Ashley Caruso-Condon '04
Mr Matthew Chiumento
Rich & Caitlin (Martin) Crowell '04
Jordan Feld
Kelly Killion
Marcy Komdat (Cuneo)
Miss Katharine Lee
Angela Leone ‘04
Maegan Magee
Ginene Szczepanski Mahoney
Rick Watson
Class of 1998 Scholarship
Ryan & Christina Donato Bailey
Kate '98 & Tim '97 Bieg
Mr Edward F Brennan
Michael and Nina Dennin
Michelle (McManus) Potts '98 and Dan Potts '97
Class of 1997 Scholarship
Andrew Granroth
Rita Muelhauser
Ms Kate Muehlhauser
Class of 1995 Scholarship
Ms April Myers
Audrey DiCianno Sheridan
Class of 1994 Scholarship
Jeannine (Clipper) Moeder
Zac & Dana Papa
Class of 1993 Scholarship
Mr Jason J Lavery
Class of 1991 Scholarship
Mr William B Conaty, Jr
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Class of 1990 Scholarship
Dennis Corbett '90
Keith Harrington '90
Class of 1989 Scholarship
Mr Shawn C Denz
Mr Michael A Riviello
Cindy Rogers
Class of 1987 Scholarship Joe Levy '87
Class of 1986 Scholarship
Rosemarie Francesconi Duus "86
Maria Colsey Heard
Kelly Sweeney McMullin
Class of 1985 Scholarship
Mr Ronald Kennedy, jr
Class of 1984 Keith Love
Memorial Scholarship
Joan Morris Councillor
Jacquelyn Clements Dickinson
Dianne Lenkowski Harris
Beverly Hartzel
Mrs Catherine Hinkley
Kim A Jannett-Frascella
Kathy Tobin McCabe
Amy Walter-McGinley
Mrs Christine Meade
Ms Joanne McBride
Richard O'Neil-Smith
Lissa Zaleski
Annual Report of Gifts
SCHOL ARSHIP GIFTS (CONT ’D)
Class of 1983 Scholarship
Diane Wasyluk Iardella '83
Kathryn Onofrio
Sofie Troche '83
Class of 1980 Scholarship
Ray Curry
Anthony Vendetti
Class of 1978 Scholarship
Mr James Dignam, Jr
Dr & Mrs Louis L Keeler III
Class of 1977 Scholarship
Rick '70 & Denise (Brady) Caruso '77
Class of 1976 Scholarship
Joseph T and Karen Kenney
Class of 1975 Scholarship
Mrs Jeanne Cona
Timothy & Marybeth O'Brien
Class of 1974 Scholarship
Denise Belz Alexander
Dennis Archible
Roberta Barsotti
Mary J Cooper
John DiCiurcio, Jr
Ed Dolan
Steve Drake '74
Marisa Griffin DeGennaro
Mary Deighan Herbert '74
Rosanna N Innes
Jerome Kelleher
Brian Kelly
THE ARTS AT CCHS
Band
Michael Kubak
Frances “Lee” Miller ‘65
Performing Arts Scholarship
Charles and Marian Grimley
Performing Arts
Paula Alban
Angers Family
Daria Weldon
Bamby Bergeron
Jessica Bethell
Bianco Family
Adrienne Vece Bilotta
Kathryn Braun Bolich
John and Deb Brady
Maria A Briones '00
Sherri Cerrito '14
William Chapanian
Paul Conlin
Mr Joseph M Coyle '91
Rob and Suzanne Delfino P'24, '27
Mr Shawn C Denz
Vice Admiral Nanette DeRenzi
Jessica Diaz
Rich and Bernadette DiLullo
Dana DiNardo-Bealin
Tim & Caitlin (Fallon) DiVito
Mrs Jennifer Dolan
Maureen Dymond
Thomas Escott Lizzio '58 & Paula
Saker Lizzio
Mairead Fallon
Steve & Peggy Feld
Lauren Flood
Patricia Napolitano Flood
Mr Kenneth Funkhouser
Marie Gaudite
James George, Jr
The Giegerichs
Miguel Gisone '19
The Gould Family
Aurelia Harp
Mike Healy
Margaret (Staats'53) and Bill Heath
Mary Anne Hess
Jennifer Higgins
Matt Hoover
David Huntsinger
Susan Lander
John Pisa
Kristen and Jack Pund
Joseph Roberts
Mary Roberts Tarson
Kathy Turse
Mr and Mrs James Vendetti
Class of 1973 Scholarship
Mr & Mrs C William Burke
Nancy O'Donnell Gaddis
Phyllis Horn Koch
Maria La Pella
Gloria Maccaroni
Connie McAneney MD
Mrs Terri McVey
Class of 1972 Scholarship
Mr Joseph A Gambardello '72
Linda Ott
Donna Spence Scanlon
Class of 1971 Scholarship
Linda Carrick '71
Kevin & Kathryn (Ferrari) O'Hara
Class of 1970 Scholarship
Rick '70 & Denise (Brady) Caruso '77
Dennis McDonald
Linda M Schilling '70 & James Golubieski
Class of 1968 Scholarship
Tom Madden
Class of 1967 Scholarship
Nancy DiAntonio
Marjorie Kenney O'Brien
Patricia Lynch Weber
Class of 1965 Scholarship
Ed Connell
Dr John Legere
Maureen Carroll McLoone '65
Joyce Monsees (Gini) '65
Mr and Mrs George Hutchinson
Arthur Hwang
Patricia Ingelidio
Russ '89 & Tiffany '91 Johnson
Barbara Jones
Mary Kenney
Regina Knowlton
Averi La Pata '24
James R Leontiades '90
Ruth Long
Gavin Lynch
David A MacDonald
Tom Madden
Linda Gimbroni Madres
Bill and Kim Martin
Paul Masso '01
Maria McCabe
William and Suzanne McKenna
Mrs Filomena Trujillo-Mealy
Sheila Mikkelson
Latice Mitchell
Sophia Mosquera
Joseph Muhlberger
Kristin Murphy-Slaton
Diane Meschini Murray
Class of 1964 Scholarship
Paricia DePersia-Westerfer, ‘64
Capt John J Felloney, USN (Ret )
Dr Stephanie Tortu
Jane Grady Whalen
Class of 1963 Scholarship
Charles Conroy
John F Corbett
Bernadette Clements DiLullo
Captain Joe Lario USN (Ret)
Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike
Madden
Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden
Gerry (Seeman) McCloskey
Gerri Stanton McDowell '63
James M McGrath
James Viggiano
Class of 1962 Scholarship
James & Carole Streahle Connor
Dorothy J & James W Schultz
Frank Sheahan
Class of 1960 Scholarship
Walter Crossley
Carl J Gregorio, Esq
Class of 1957 Scholarship
John Gallagher
Peggy Maguire Groce '57
Eleanor Martello Kelly
Class of 1956 Scholarship
Dom Flamini
Walter G Sandell, Jr '56
Class of 1955 Scholarship
Frank Preston
Class of 1954 Scholarship
Rosalie Mignogna Stevenson '54
Victoria Negron Joya Oasin
Michael O’Callaghan
Richard L Piccoli, Jr '90
Sarah Robbins
Heather Roberts
John Roberts
Rudolf Rotter '91
John ’83 & Carol ’85 (Patzer) Sawn
Donna Spence Scanlon
Brian Shannon
Janice L Caniglia Shapiro '74
Lisa Smith
Pat Knast Snyder
Kate Staudenmayer
Michelle Sweeney
Stacy Szurek
Sebastian Torres
Joe Uhland '69
Michael Viola '15
Colleen Byrnes Walsh '01
Maria Ward
Barbara A Ward
Rick Watson
Rowena Briones Winkler
Nicole Klco Wright '90
AESA Packaging and Graphics
Amy’s Omelette House
Andrea C Allen
Barr Family/Dezigns Construction
CCHS Coaches
CCHS Faculty & Staff
CCHS Parents’ Association
Duke Catering
Fort Nassau Graphics
Jeff Cassano
Jim Lumley
Joseph M Coyle '91
Madden & Madden
Murphy’s Markets
Performing Arts Parents’ Association
Sherrie McLaughlin
St Thomas Aquinas Innovation Lab
The Catering Station
T Q S Construction, LLC
JOIN US!
THE FUND FOR C AMDEN C ATHOLIC
The greatest number of gifts to CCHS are unrestricted cash donations, known as CCHS’s Greatest Need, to The Fund for Camden Catholic Gifts can also be restricted to tuition assistance, arts or athletics, including specific sports These gifts make strides toward helping us maintain a competitive value proposition for families seeking a Catholic education for their children.
The Shamrock Society
The Shamrock Society is our giving club for donors who contribute $1,000 or more to The Fund for Camden Catholic each year Members of this society send an outward message that they know Camden Catholic and its students are a worthy investment
Tuition Assistance
Approximately one third of our students receive some form of tuition assistance based on a standardized assessment of financial need. Your gifts help each of our families continue to choose Catholic education All recipients are chosen based upon academic performance and demonstrated financial need.
Why Tuition Assistance Matters
For years, the Sisters of Mercy were able to contribute their services to Camden Catholic High School to reduce the cost of tuition, thereby making a Catholic education affordable for families Today, the rising costs of healthcare and technology attribute to a higher cost of education, and tuition must be increased accordingly
What can I do?
• Contribute to tuition assistance and you will afford a student the opportunity to find themselves, uncover talents, grow academically and spiritually, and develop leadership skills for a 21st century world.
• Named scholarships can both support a student and honor a living individual, family, group, or memorialize a loved one
LEGACY GIVING
Other Ways To Contribute
Stock – Camden Catholic accepts gifts of securities, please contact the A d v a n c e m e n t O f
forms.
Matching Gifts- Many corporations now support private secondary education through matching gifts Check to see if your company offers a matching gift program, and multiply the impact you ’ re already making at Camden Catholic.
In Memoriam - You, or your family, can choose to recommend gifts to Camden Catholic in lieu of flowers within an obituary If you wish the gifts to be restricted to a specific purpose please contact the Advancement Office at the time of the obituary’s publication
Please call the Advancement Office at 856-663-2247 for more information on ways to make a lasting contribution to Camden Catholic.
IRISH
24-Hours to Donate & Make a Difference Tuesday, March 17, 2026
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